Spanish movies or series

Question

Hey! Does anyone know any spanish tv shows, series or films that are good to watch for people in learning? Anything would be helpful!

Thanks!

Answer 1

The Destinos.

It's telenovela written explicitly for people learning Spanish. It's got a very interesting storyline and is a great tool for learning Spanish.

http://www.learner.org/series/destinos/

Cool! This is a great idea. I watched these on public TV a hundred years ago. I didn’t know that they’re now on an interactive website. - brian5764, Feb 20, 2013

I haven't verified it, but the website says the videos have captions. That's great, because when I watched it there were none. - rodneyp, Feb 20, 2013

Answer 2

Extra en Español is easy to follow. You can find all episodes on youtube.

Extra en Español

If you're intermediate - advanced, you can always try rtve.es.

Isabel

Good luck!

Another good idea. I just listened to a little of Extra en español. Good because they’re not speaking so fast! - brian5764, Feb 20, 2013

Answer 3

This is a link to info on

Four good Bolivian films

You will enjoy them - if you can find them somewhere.

Answer 4

Hello (: there's a serie called Los Simuladores, wich I love! Is about a group of people trying to solve other people's problems with a simulation. It's very funny. The original serie is from Argentina but if you don't want to watch that, you could watch the remake that Spain made or the Mexican one.

This site has a lot of spanish movies and series, also has Los Simuladores, if you decide to watch it. Enjoy!

Answer 5

Hi Ssolveig. There are many of them on hulu.com, at least in the United States. I don’t know what the availability would be in Norway, but it’s worth checking out. In the U.S., we call ’em soap operas. In Spanish, they’re called telenovelas. You can also find Spanish-speaking movies on hulu.com, or maybe on crackle.com.

An even better idea: go to LoMás TV. You can sign up here: LoMás TV. (There are things you can do on there without a paid membership. It’s worth a look anyway.)

This is probably better than watching telenovelas. You can watch short videos, with or without subtitles. You can pause the videos for vocabulary help. And the interactive vocabulary drills are excellent! There are many helpful things on there. Give it a try.