Apr 14, 2026 3:17am PT

‘Buen Camino,’ Italy’s Highest-Grossing Movie of All Time, Set for Spanish Remake (EXCLUSIVE)

Piperplay is also in advanced talks to sell "Buen Camino" remake rights to France and Germany

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Spain’s AF Films has acquired Spanish remake rights to “Buen Camino,” the Italian comedy that recently became the country’s all-time highest-grossing film by scoring a whopping more than $82 million local box office haul.

The “Buen Camino” adaptation agreement between AF Films and Italian sales company Piperplay is the first remake deal to be announced since the comedy – starring local comedy sensation Checco Zalone as a rich and debauched father who zips around in a red Ferrari searching for his runaway daughter along Spain’s famous Camino de Santiago spiritual pilgrimage – became an Italian box office sensation that generated buzz elsewhere in the world.

'Buen Camino,' Italy’s Highest-Grossing Movie of All Time, Set for Spanish Remake (EXCLUSIVE)