
LA Bola Negra Release Date, Cast, Trailer and Box Office: Everything We Know
La Bola Negra, Spain's Oscar entry from Los Javis, opens in theatres on 16 October 2026 before streaming on Netflix from 2 December.

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La Bola Negra, Spain's Oscar entry from Los Javis, opens in theatres on 16 October 2026 before streaming on Netflix from 2 December.

The four pages of Federico García Lorca’s unfinished play La Bola Negra—preserved in Granada, hidden from fascism—became the spine of a film that now sits at the heart of Contenders London.

La Bola Negra lands on Netflix on December 2 after a Cannes-winning run and a London red carpet. The film, already Spain’s Oscar entry, has critics raving and Kalshi betting on a Best Picture showdown with The Odyssey. Its 45-day U.S. theatrical window is unprecedented for Netflix.

Cruz’s 2026 is unlike any other year in her career: three distinct roles across genres, each drawing early awards attention. The surprise? One performance came mid-health scare, another was a last-minute improvisation in front of hundreds.

Netflix has released the official US trailer for La Bola Negra, the Cannes‑lauded queer drama by the Ambrossi‑Calvo duo. The film, which won the People's Choice Award in Toronto, will hit US theatres on October 16 after a September 25 debut in Spain.

Netflix has unveiled the trailer for La Bola Negra, the Spanish LGBT‑themed drama that won Best Director at Cannes and the People’s Choice Award at TIFF, confirming a limited theatrical run from Oct 16 before heading to the platform in early December.

Lionsgate dropped the first look at Johnny Depp’s upcoming sea‑set thriller ‘Day Drinker’. The teaser hints at horror tones, a Scottish‑tinged villain and a March 2027 theatrical debut.

Spain's Film Academy has chosen La Bola Negra, the Javier Calvo-Javier Ambrossi drama that won best director at Cannes, as its entry for the 99th Academy Awards' international feature race, edging out films starring Javier Bardem.

At the Venice premiere of Florian Zeller's Bunker, real-life spouses Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz discussed playing a married couple for the first time, and why they won't dodge questions about politics.