Nostromo Pictures, founded in 2010 by Adrián Guerra and Núria Valls, has established itself as one of Europe’s most dynamic production companies, specializing in the creation of global content with high production values. With more than 40 feature films to its name, its filmography includes titles such as Red Lights, starring Cillian Murphy and Robert De Niro, as well as major Spanish box-office hits including Palm Trees in the Snow and God’s Crooked Lines.

The company is also behind the international phenomenon of Netflix’s young adult Through My Window trilogy, the survival thriller Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End, which reached No. 1 globally on Prime Video, and the worldwide hit The Invisible Guest. Its more recent productions include the family comedy-drama Wolfgang (Extraordinari), which ranked among the year’s highest-grossing films in Spain; The Penguin Lessons, starring Steve Coogan; the second season of The Night Manager, co-produced with The Ink Factory for the BBC and Prime Video; and Monitor, a horror thriller that was very well received at SXSW and will be distributed by Searchlight in the United States.

Nostromo currently has several projects in post-production, including Black Tides, directed by Renny Harlin and starring Melissa Barrera and John Travolta; A Puño Descubierto, by Mario Casas; The Last Druid, directed by William Eubank and starring Russell Crowe; The Rule of Three, directed by James Rodriguez and starring Chloe East and Thomasin McKenzie; and the international co-production Day Drinker, directed by Marc Webb and starring Johnny Depp and Penélope Cruz.

The company is currently preparing for the release of Apocalypse Z: Part II, directed by Carlos Torrens for Prime Video, and Found Alive, directed by Carlota Pereda, and has just released Fernando González Molina’s Cronos, which has received a very positive response from both the press and audiences.