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66 articles available in total starting from 12/09/2002. Last article published on 30/11/2018.

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Magallanes: The past will always come back to haunt you

Magallanes: The past will always come back to haunt you

The debut film by Salvador del Solar is a production between Spain, Peru, Colombia and Argentina, which reopens social and personal wounds that have not yet fully healed  

27/05/2016 | Films | Spain

The Olive Tree: In search of the lost tree

The Olive Tree: In search of the lost tree

The seventh film by Icíar Bollaín has fairy tale and road movie undertones whilst broaching the subjects of roots, struggle, ecology, family ties and the preservation of heritage  

15/04/2016 | Films | Spain

Julieta: Pulped flesh

Julieta: Pulped flesh

Pedro Almodóvar’s new film is a stylised ode to depression, with glimmers of talent but an overdose of self-indulgence, wallowing in misfortune and tragedy  

07/04/2016 | Films | Spain

Kiki, Love to Love: Long live sex!

Kiki, Love to Love: Long live sex!

Paco León’s third film is a dramatic comedy that focuses on the different ways, all respectable in their own way, in which we enjoy our sexuality  

18/03/2016 | Films | Spain

Don’t Grow Up: Who can kill an adult?

Don’t Grow Up: Who can kill an adult?

The third film by Thierry Poiraud is a distressing survival flick starring a group of youngsters trapped on an island where strange phenomena keep occurring  

11/03/2016 | Films | France/Spain

Vulcania: The past, the future or the – nightmarish – present?

Vulcania: The past, the future or the – nightmarish – present?

José Skaf’s feature debut is an admirable attempt at making a dystopian movie within a Spanish film industry that is not usually inclined to dabble in this particular subgenre  

04/03/2016 | Films | Spain

To Steal From a Thief: Those who can, save themselves!

To Steal From a Thief: Those who can, save themselves!

Daniel Calparsoro signs off on a spectacular film which, as well as being entertaining, tackles the ethical rottenness of our society, in which everyone, not just the powerful, are victims  

22/02/2016 | Films | Spain

The Academy of Muses: The invention of love

The Academy of Muses: The invention of love

Master of indie José Luis Guerín presents a dialogue-focused film teetering between fiction and documentary, which philosophises on the origins of passion and desire  

31/12/2015 | Films | Spain

Incidencias: All aboard the laughter train

Incidencias: All aboard the laughter train

Duo José Corbacho and Juan Cruz are releasing a comedy ensemble film that is neither charming nor Christmassy, which unfolds on a high-speed train stranded in the middle of nowhere  

31/12/2015 | Films | Spain

Palm Trees in the Snow: (Over and) out of Africa?

Palm Trees in the Snow: (Over and) out of Africa?

Fernando González Molina directs this melodrama that is as overambitious as it is confused, starring his favourite actor, the very mainstream Mario Casas, in a role that is just too big for him  

24/12/2015 | Films | Spain

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