Etiqueta: Existential crisis
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In the End, Monsters Always Win (Al final siempre ganan los monstruos) (Film)
The misfits, the weird ones, and the ones who went astray. This is the story of Juanillo, “The Cockroach”, Lolo, Jony, Vanessa, and a few others. They’re a group of thirty-somethings with dyed hair and who listen to music that’s too loud, who drink beer and way too much junk food. They are…
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Don’t think about the pink elephant (No pienses en un elefante rosa)
When planning leads to the unexpected. Aurora is a woman in her early thirties, a civil servant at the city council, who has just broken up with her boyfriend after a ten-year relationship, right after they had signed a mortgage together. Suddenly, Aurora appears to have the seemingly perfect life of a young…
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It’s Weird that My Name Is Federico (Qué raro que me llame Federico)
Two voices united in pain, those of a mother and her son. Belén is an editor in Madrid who dreams of being a mother but, despite many attempts, has not been able to get pregnant and decides to travel to Colombia to adopt a child; Freddy, whom she will name Federico, and for whom…
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The Psychodrome (Psicódromo)
He lost everything he had, including his identity, only to find it again on the street. Eliseo Fainzilber is a retired psychoanalyst who becomes homeless after his wife Martina kicks him out of the house. Eliseo was deeply dependent on Martina in every aspect of his life: he lived in her house and…
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Fleeing From Addiction (Huyendo del vicio)
Fleeing the city to escape bad habits… to arrive in a village and find yourself in the greatest temptation. Maria is a 23-year-old girl with a very peculiar character: she is direct, sincere, charismatic, funny and her life revolves around addiction (nights of debauchery, compulsive shopping, excessively active sex life…). Tired of living…
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I Stopped Uttering Your Name: The Forbidden Life of Carmen Díez de Rivera (Dejé de pronunciar tu nombre: La vida prohibida de Carmen Díez de Rivera)
The muse of the Spanish transition to democracy. The beautiful Carmen Díez de Rivera was a cultured and intelligent woman like few others. Nicknamed "the muse of the Spanish Transition to democracy" by Francisco Umbral, she was the illegitimate daughter of the politician Serrano Suñer and the aristocrat Sonsoles de Icaza, a…
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The Gospel (El evangelio)
A call from destiny can turn into a miracle. Eulalia is a twenty-year-old girl studying Education whose life is turned upside down when, after she forgets to apply in time to do her internship at her dream school, ends up assigned to a private Catholic school, a situation quite contrary to what…
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Supersaurus (Supersaurio)
The best portrait of the millennial generation. "I was born in the '90s and grew up in the 2000s. I've survived a lot of horrible things: low-rise pants, Kate Winslet's supposed chubbiness, ultra-thin eyebrows. I will survive this, too." Meryem, a Canarian from a Moroccan family, is 25 years old, drinks too…
