MADRID -- Spain's premiere showcase of homegrown fare, the Malaga Spanish Film Festival, will feature 14 films in its official competition, offering a balanced dose of new and veteran talent, organizers announced Thursday. Manuel Iborra's period piece The Idiot Maiden, Eliseo Subiela's mid-life reflection Heartlift and Daniel Sanchez Arevalo's coming-of-age tale DarkBlueAlmostBlack are three of the films that will vie for the 60,000 ($72,000) main prize. Other films in competition include: Carlos Iglesias' 14 Coins Till the Border, Raimon Masllorens' Without You, Cesar Martinez Herrada's Sand in the Pockets, Sigfrid Monleon's The Bicycle, Roger Gual's Remake, Gerardo Herrero's Rough Winds, Mireia Ros' The Beat of the Streets, Gerardo Olivares' The Great Match, Chema Rodriguez's The Railroad All-Stars and Rafa Russo's Love in Self Defense.
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