Director: Juanjo Castro
Dana (2026) is a dramatic film that reconstructs the decisive hours of the catastrophic floods that struck the Valencia province on October 29, 2024. The narrative focuses on tracing the warnings that arrived prior to the disaster, offering a tense and emotional look at the events leading up to one of the most severe weather emergencies in recent Spanish history.
By centering on the critical moments before the inundation, the movie explores the human element amidst the natural disaster, highlighting the urgency and the challenges faced by those who were warned but still found themselves trapped by the overwhelming force of nature. The production aims to provide a respectful yet gripping account of the tragedy, blending historical accuracy with cinematic storytelling.
The film has garnered attention for its timely subject matter and its commitment to depicting the reality of the DANA (Depresión Aislada en Niveles Altos) event. While specific box office figures are not yet available due to its release status, early reception highlights its importance as a cultural document of the 2024 Valencia floods.
As of now, streaming availability for Dana (2026) is limited to pre-release or regional platforms depending on final distribution deals.