A tale told from the point of view of the children, in this story of the domestic violence that takes place behind a family’s closed doors.
An ambitious visually stunning thriller.
Patricia López Arnaiz (20.000 Species of Bees), the Spanish actress of the moment, shines in this explosive tale of abuse and revenge.
A relevant film which allows us to understand one of the most lasting abuses during the Spanish dictatorship that was borne by women and children.
A Tarantino-style alternate history plot with elements from Buñuel’s singular sense of the absurd.
Based on Raymond Queneau’s best seller “We Always Treat Women Too Well”.
In the cold autumn of 1945, the survivors from a batallion of resistance fighters flee to the Pyrenees, trying to escape the Francoist army. Our protagonists are an unlikely group of romantics, dim-wits and idealists. Their lack of any tactical ability and a cruel twist of fate lead them to take a post office by force in a forgotten village: Black Eagles.
It’s time for the latest installment of the most successful saga in Spanish movie history, whose first two parts, “Spanish Affair” and its sequel, “Spanish Affair 2”, still occupy the first and third positions, respectively, in the ranking of the biggest, Spanish-produced box office hits of all time.
BIRDS FLYING EAST is a comedic drama which tells the story of the transeuropean road trip embarked on by two men, who travel from Valencia, Spain, to the delta of the Danube in Romania, in search of the unattainable… time passed. Now both over 50, the men will end up transforming what seemed to be a running-away-from-reality trip into a learning journey, on which they will help one another face up to their respective life crises.
The new film by the director of PIGGY, Carlota Pereda.
Emma wants to learn how to communicate with the spirit of a little girl who has spent centuries trapped inside a chapel and so she tries to convince Carol, a skeptical and fake medium, to help her. Contacting the spirit will help her to remain close to her sick mother once she dies. What Carol doesn’t suspect is that Emma really does have “the gift” and, if she keeps on trying to use it without her help, she will be putting her young life at risk.