Aida, the Movie

Aida, the Movie is a Spanish comedy that blends fiction with reality during the production of a television episode. The story follows the actors of the series Aída as they navigate their personal relationships and professional tensions on set. The narrative explores the nature of fame, the responsibilities of comedians, and the boundaries of humor, particularly as the crew deals with conflict over an offensive joke and the resulting social media backlash.

The film was directed by Paco León, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Fernando Pérez. This project follows León's previous directorial efforts, Kiki: Love to Love and Rainbow. The cast features Carmen Machi, Paco León, Miren Ibarguren, Mariano Peña, Eduardo Casanova, and Marisol Ayuso, all appearing as versions of themselves and their respective characters from the series. The production involved 32 credited cast members and 93 crew members, with backing from companies including Mediaset España and Telecinco Cinema.

Since its release, the film has earned 2 million USD at the worldwide box office. Audiences have given it a moderate reception, reflected in a 6.8 rating on TMDB based on 82 votes.