Title: La unidad
Content:  Created by Dani de la Torre and Alberto Marini, Dani de la Torre directed the episodes while Alberto Marini and Amèlia Mora authored the screenplay. Domingo Corral, Fran Araújo, Ismael Calleja, Emma Lustres and Borja Pena were credited as executive producers. Josu Inchaustegui worked as cinematography director. The series is a Movistar+ production, in collaboration with Vaca Films. The budget of the series was in the top-tier of Movistar+'s productions, similar to that of La peste's first season, about 10 million €. While some outdoor shots were filmed in Nigeria, France and Tangiers, most of the filming (about 85%) took place in Galicia. Some scenes were filmed in Melilla and a complex terrorist attack scene was shot in Callao, Preciados and Sol in Madrid. The series, consisting of six 50-minute episodes, was released on 15 May 2020 on Movistar+, both in the subscription platform and the Movistar+ Lite VoD service. Filming of Season 2 began in April 2021 and wrapped in July 2021. Oskar Santos and Dani de la Torre directed the episodes whereas the screenplay was written by Alberto Marini, Amèlia Mora, Alfred Pérez-Farga and Roger Danès.
Title: Dead Tone
Content:  The film was produced by Magic Johnson's production company. Producers, Lisa Diane Washington. Associate Producers, Anita M. Cal and Tony Moore.
Title: The Mercy of the Jungle
Content:  The Mercy of the Jungle was produced in Belgium by Aurélien Bodinaux through Neon Rouge Productions. Bodinaux, Karekezi, and Casey Schroen are credited with the screenplay. Tact Productions from France and Perfect Shot Films from Germany are listed as co-producers. Filming took place in Uganda.
Title: La Piloto
Content:  The series is created by W Studios of the renowned producer Patricio Wills and produced by Lemon Films Studios for Univision and Televisa. It is written by Jorg Hiller who previously wrote Tiro de gracias and Porque el amor manda and is inspired by real-life events. Filming of the series began on September 5, 2016. For the filming of the series Livia Brito took aviation classes. On October 18, 2017, Patricio Wills of W Studios confirmed that the production of the second season of the series would begin in January 2018. On January 26, 2018, the start of production of the second season was confirmed. On February 1, 2018, Ilza Ponko was confirmed as the main villain of the second season. A preview of the second season was released on 8 May 2018.
Title: La La Land
Content:  Berger and Jordan Horowitz. With the two producers on board, the script went to Focus Features at a budget of around $1 million. The studio demanded alterations: the male lead was asked to be changed from a jazz pianist to a rock musician, the complicated opening number had to be altered, and the story's bittersweet ending needed to be dropped. Chazelle scrapped the project and moved on. Chazelle later wrote Whiplash, which was an easier concept to sell and a less risky investment. After Whiplash was well received by critics upon its premiere at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival in January, Chazelle continued his efforts to bring La La Land to 
Title: A La Costa Sud
Content:  The broadcasting of the photographic video of A La Costa Sud has been made by Monte Carlo Producer Note and by Cannes France, the complete guide to Cannes, France, which broadcast it during the Cannes Film Festival.
Title: Fernando Rojas (producer)
Content:  Rojas spearheaded production for a film, Prince of Paupers, chronicling the life of internationally acclaimed newscaster Guillermo Descalizis. The film's followed the timeline of Descalizi's life, from his fall from fame, his subsequent life as a homeless man, and his gradual and triumphant reascension to prominence. The film was co-produced by Audit Trail, Inc., whose credits include post-production for the Oscar-winning film Monster (2003 film). Part of the proceeds were to be donated to the memorial fund of Dick York, in celebration of the iconic American actor's philanthropy work. At this point, production for the film has been placed on hold due to unexplained political opposition.
Title: Manos a la obra
Content:  The series was created by Vicente Escrivá and Ramón de Diego. José Antonio Escrivá (Vicente Escrivá's son) directed the series until he was ditched in 1999 in favour of Carlos Serrano and Pablo Ibáñez. It was produced by Aspa Vídeo and Acanto Cine & Vídeo. The series premiered on Antena 3 on 8 January 1998. The original broadcasting run ended on 22 July 2001 after 6 seasons and 130 episodes. It averaged 4,186,000 viewers and a 28.4 % audience share. It sparked a sequel series, , which premiered in 2006.
Title: Lost in La Mancha
Content:  Lost in La Mancha explores how the film's production issues soon overran schedule and budget. Gilliam tells his crew not to be afraid to tell him that something is too complicated or expensive to be done, because he needs to be restrained sometimes. In another interview, he says he wants his films to be seen and enjoyed by the widest audience possible. But natural forces were more important than his excesses. On the first day of shooting, the crew discovered that their outdoor filming location, in the area known as Bardenas Reales, was plagued by nearly constant noise from a 
Title: There Be Dragons
Content:  role that Daniel Berrigan played for Jeremy Irons in The Mission. Luis Gordon, a former spokesman of the prelature of Opus Dei, stated that "The film team asked us for help in gathering information and we gave them access to the documentation." To portray Madrid in the 1930s, a part of the film was filmed in Luján, Argentina. The film was heavily re-edited by Ken Blackwell and re-released in the United States in January 2012 with the sub-title "Secretos de Pasión". The new cut of the film was re-scored by Robert Folk, and a soundtrack was released on Varèse Sarabande Records.

Question: Who was the producer of La Mission?
Answer: Benjamin Bratt.