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‘Mallorca Things to Do,’ ‘Naked,’ ‘To Catch an Old Lady’ Win at Conecta Magaluf-Mallorca

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‘Mallorca Things to Do,’ ‘Naked,’ ‘To Catch an Old Lady’ Win at Conecta Magaluf-Mallorca
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The 10th edition of Conecta Magaluf-Mallorca recognized several winning projects from Spain and other countries. 'Mallorca Things to Do,' a comedy about a tourist crisis, won the RTVE Play Award and an Acorde Award. Other notable winners included 'Naked' and 'To Catch an Old Lady,' which received multiple awards for their creative storytelling.

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Home Global Markets & Festivals May 29, 2026 3:30am PT ‘Mallorca Things to Do,’ ‘Naked,’ ‘To Catch an Old Lady’ Win at Conecta Magaluf-Mallorca The Europe-Americas TV industry forum recognized winning pitch projects from Spain, Argentina, Colombia and Germany at its 10th edition By Emiliano de Pablos Plus Icon Emiliano de Pablos Latest ‘Triptych,’ ‘Dark Hope,’ ‘Naked’ Among Standouts at Conecta Magaluf-Mallorca Pitch Lineup 4 days ago Movistar Plus Appoints New Management Under CEO Alfonso Gómez Palacio 1 week ago Ventana Sur Sets 2026 Montevideo Dates as Río de la Plata Format Expands 2 weeks ago See All Representatives of the winning projects at the 10th edition of Conecta.

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