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.
This year, SANTA CLAUS can’t make his annual Christmas Eve appointment with the world’s children.
This unique Christmas movie will take us on a highly entertaining, fastpaced and tremendously exciting adventure, in which Santa Claus will have to watch on as our two protagonists, father and son, try to save Christmas and get back the close connection they once shared.
The Sleeping Woman is a thriller with supernatural elements, that has a complicated love triangle at its core.
Ana, a nursing assistant, starts to feel attracted to Agustín, the husband of the woman in a coma whom she’s caring for. It is then that she begins to be harassed by strange, paranormal phenomena, that seem to be trying to kick her out of the house and separate her from Agustín.
Adaptation of the stage play, LA LENGUA EN PEDAZOS, by Juan Mayorga, based on the figure of Saint Teresa of Jesus, also known as “Teresa of Ávila”.
Spain, 16th Century. Teresa waits patiently. She knows her time has come. Today, the Inquisitor is coming. His visit and his judgement will determine what happens to the San José monastery that she has worked so tirelessly to build with her sisters.
A black comedy about family secrets and revenge with an acid humor edge and a good dose of bad temper.
The film deals with a reality everyone has experienced: family and its ability to complicate our lives.
Based on a true story set during Spain’s cruel civil war.
In 1935, Antoni Benaiges is hired as a teacher in a small, isolated village in Burgos, Spain. There, he establishes an intense relationship with his students, a group of young boys and girls between the ages of six and twelve, to whom he makes a promise: to take them to see the sea for the first time in their lives. 75 years later, the granddaughter of one of those students discovers the wonderful story hidden behind a promise that was never fulfilled.
Martín Cuenca continues to portray the different regions in his native Andalucia, and directing films that are intrinsically linked with the place where the story takes place.
Andrea, a young, fifteen-year-old girl, is desperate to recover the love of her father, whodisappeared from her life after getting divorced from her mother a few years ago. Andrea remembers her father as a loving, affectionate man and cannot understand why he doesn’t want to see his children now. Andrea will go as far as it takes to win back her father’s love.
After arriving in Spain several years ago from his native Guinea Conakry, Ibrahim settled in Madrid, where he lives with Mariama and works as a builder. One day, the police arrest Ibrahim and, not having legal residence status, he is deported back to his home country. From this moment onwards, his only goal is to make it back to Spain, so that he can be reunited with Mariama and the daughter they are expecting.