When a Spanish production decided to take an ambitious adventure thriller into the Indian Himalayas, the challenge was bigger than finding the right locations.

Few filming destinations offer the visual scale of the Indian Himalayas.

Filming in the Himalayas is a dream for many filmmakers. Turning that dream into a workable production is an entirely different challenge.

Some film locations simply provide a setting. Others become part of the visual identity of the film.

Oman offers filmmakers something that is increasingly valuable in international production: visual diversity within a single destination.

Producing a visually ambitious film does not always mean working with an equally ambitious production budget.

When a film embraces larger-than-life action, dramatic characters and an unapologetically stylised visual language, its locations need to do more than simply provide a backdrop.

The recently shot film ‘Badass Ravikumar in Oman has opened vast possibilities for film shoots in Oman. A high-octane action film helmed by

"Valle de sombras" (Valley of Shadows) diverges from the romanticized perceptions of the Parvati Valley in the Himalayas, shedding light...

Director Salvador Calvo presented his third feature film, 'Valley of Shadows,' at the Almería International Film Festival. The film tells...

Spanish actor Miguel Herrán is currently in India filming Salvador Calvo's new movie, Valle de Sombras (Valley of Shadows). Known for his...

The Spanish film 'Valley of Shadows', directed by Salvador Calvo and starring Miguel Herrán, is set to release on January 12. The film...

Spanish director Salvador Calvo ventures into the Himalayan mountains of India to film "Valle de sombras" ("Valley of Shadows"), featuring M

The story is set in the Himalayan Mountains in 1999, where Quique, Clara, and little Lucas, on a vacation in northern India, are attacked by

The grandeur of Himachal Pradesh, where the southeast Himalayan slope begins, serves as a compelling setting for the film, offering stunning