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LEON OCKENDEN
MAX WROTTESLEY
RIOT CINEMA COLLECTIVE in association with PEPEPHONE | ENTROPY STUDIO | PECERA ESTUDIO | FORMA PRO FILMS presents “THE COSMONAUT”
with KATRINE DE CANDOLE | LEON OCKENDEN | MAX WROTTESLEY | casting LUCI LENOX cinematography LUIS ENRIQUE CARRIÓN production design VILIUS VANAGAS
costume design MARGARITA MANSILLA sound DAVID RODRIGUEZ | RUBÉN DURÁN | J.LUIS LARA visual effects ENTROPY STUDIO music by JOAN VALENT
edited by NICOLÁS ALCALÁ & CARLOS SERRANO executive producers BRUNO TEIXIDOR | CAROLA RODRÍGUEZ | NICOLÁS ALCALÁ written and directed by NICOLÁS ALCALÁ
AND HELP FROM MORE THAN 5.000 PEOPLE
POSTER DESIGN BY FERNANDO ROLDÁN
KATRINE DE CANDOLE
The Cosmonaut
Love’s Not What It Used To Be
El Cosmonauta
El Amor No Es lo que Era
The Cosmonaut begins in 1697 with the arrival of Stas &Andrei, two young
Alex and Lucia’s lives cross paths, two youngsters who start discovering each
friends, to the recently constructed Star City, where the first cosmonauts train
other. The escape velocity will determine their future. Paz and Jorge see how
and where a race against the clock goes on against the Americans in a bid for
their relationship is fading and they don’t know what to do. Hyperbola, bodies
sovereignty of space. Stas and Andrei live first-hand the political intrigues, the
that never go back to their point of origin. Albert and Irene meet after a few
power struggles and the successes and failures of the majestic USSR in what
decades of being separated. Parabola, trajectories that were not going to
has come to be some of the biggest achievements of the 20th Century. They
join again. Love’s Not What It Used To Be is the story of the physical law of
soon meet Yulia, a telecommunications engineer, with whom they establish a
divergent trajectories.
deep friendship, always teetering on the verge of love.
Target: Adults
Length: 99’
Genre: Drama
Year of Production: 2013
Nationality: Spanish
Language: English / Spanish
Director& Scriptwriter: Nicolás Alcalá
Cinematography: Luis Enrique Carrión
Music: Joan Valent
Target: Adults
Length: 90’
Genre: Drama
Year of Production: 2013
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Director: Gabriel Ochoa
Scriptwriter: Ada Hernández, Rafael Cobos,
Gabriel Ochoa
Cinematography: Gabo Guerra
Music: Julio de la Rosa
Awards:
New York Film Festival, Festival Tous Écrans (Special Section), Icaro Film Festival
Guatemala (Best International Film), Zaragoza Film Festival (Best First Film),
Feratum Film Festival Mexico (Best Film), Montevideo Fantastic Film Festival
(Best Film and Best Script)
Awards:
Uptown Film Festival Michigan (Best Film, Actor and
Cinematography), Chicago Latino Film Festival, Marbella
International Film Festival, London Spanish Film Festival,
Málaga Film Festival
Drama
Six Points About Emma
Evelyn
Emma is almost thirty years old. Her eyes are sightless, but still she thinks she
Evelyn travels to Spain from her homeland in Peru believing that she will be
can see all too clearly: she wants to be a mother. She hankers after a child
hired as a waitress. She won’t have the chance she was looking for when she is
obsessively. Without falling in love, without letting any feelings get in the way.
forced to work as a prostitute at a roadside brothel. Evelyn is a picture based
It sounds easy enough, but it won’t take Emma long to discover that it is not
on the hidden reality of Human Trafficking and how she will fight her way out
just her eyes which are blind.
of this nightmare. This is an untold story of a modern-day form of slavery.
Target: Adults
Length: 86’
Genre: Drama
Year of Production: 2011
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Director: Roberto Pérez Toledo
Scriptwriter: Roberto Pérez Toledo and Peter Andermatt
Cinematography: Juan A. Castaño (AEC)
Music: David Cordero
Target: Adults
Length: 90’
Genre: Drama
Year of Production: 2011
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Director: Isabel de Ocampo
Scriptwriter: Isabel de Ocampo and Juan Manuel Romero
Cinematography: José David Montero
Music: Antonio Escobar
Seis Puntos Sobre Emma
Awards:
Seattle International Film Festival, Stockholm International
Film Festival, Málaga Film Festival - Zonacine (Best Actress
and Best New Scriptwriter),Costa Rica International Film
Festival (Best Actress)
Drama
Evelyn
3 Meters Above the Sky
I Want You
3 Meters above the Sky is a romantic drama for teenagers that tells the
After two years in London, Hache comes back home. Babi’s memories have
story of two youngsters belonging to opposite worlds. It’s the chronicle of an
been with him all this time. When he meets Gin, a cheerful and beautiful girl,
improbable relationship that is practically impossible but just as inevitable,
he thinks he can fall in love again. But it’s not easy to forget his first love, and
nonetheless. It will end up dragging the couple along for a voyage of discovery
when he meets Babi by chance, he feels that his world falls apart.
3 Metros Sobre el Cielo
on which they will experience true love together for the first time. She is a
well-to-do girl who has been brought up amidst bounty, innocence and rules.
He is a rebellious boy who is impulsive, irresponsible, and addicted to risk
and danger. He is constantly getting in fights and doing things like illegal
motorcycle racing because he totally ignores common sense.
Target: Young
Length: 118’
Year of production: 2010
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Director: Fernando González Molina
Music: Manel Santisteban
Scriptwriter: Ramón Salazar (Based on the Novel by Federico Moccia)
Awards
ACE NY Award (Best Debut Actor)
Drama
Tengo Ganas de Ti
Target: Young
Length: 100’
Year of production: 2012
Director: Fernándo González Molina
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Scriptwriter: Ramón Salazar (Based on the Novel by Federico Moccia)
Cinematography: Xavi Giménez
Music: Manel Santisteban
Amador
The Cloud-Painting Machine
Marcela, a young woman with financial troubles, finds a summer job looking
Set in the context of an industrial working-class neighborhood in the city of
after Amador, a bed-ridden elderly man whose family is away. She thinks her
Bilbao, a young adolescent finds his passion in painting. Through his hobby
problems are solved, but Amador dies shortly thereafter, putting Marcela in
he finds the way to escape from the hard reality of the last years of the Franco
a predicament. His death leaves her jobless, something she can’t afford to let
dictatorship, a hostile environment that seems pitted against beauty and art.
happen… Faced with a difficult moral dilemma, Marcela will prove that death
A voyage of self discovery where he will understand the meaning of the family,
can’t always stop life.
first love, and the love of art.
Target: Adults
Length: 110’
Year of production: 2010
Director & Scriptwriter: Fernando León de Aranoa
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Cinematography: Ramiro Civita
Music: Lucio Godoy
Target: Adults
Length: 109’
Genre: Drama
Year of Production: 2009
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Director& Scriptwriter: Patxo Tellería, Aitor Mazo
Cinematography: Gaizka Bourgeaud
Music: Bingen Mendizabal
Amador
Drama
La Máquina de Pintar Nubes
After
After
Manuel, Ana and Julio have been friends since their teenage days. But now, in their late 30’s, their lives are a sham. By
society’s standards, they have achieved everything that brings happiness. Yet they have embarked upon a desperate
search for a way out of their overwhelming loneliness and dissatisfaction. Their paths cross one warm summer night
on a journey into the heart of the night: sex, drugs, alcohol…
Length: 117’
Year of production: 2009
Language: Spanish / English subtitled
Awards
Goya Awards 2010 (nominated for Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best New Actress) CinEspaña (Best Actor)
Paper Birds
Elisa K
Set in the Spanish Civil War period, a musician, a ventriloquist and
an orphan make up an unlikely family of lost souls, struggling to get
by one day at a time, sharing their joys and sorrows and their only
escape from the misery around them: their music.
Elisa, who’ll be eleven this summer, loves her new dress with its
blue bows. But things are a hairsbreadth from losing all importance.
Her father’s friend has made her cry, followed by the comment: “If
you stop crying I’ll give you a silver bracelet.” No-one realizes what’s
happened. Elisa’s a bit odd and that’s it. Until 14 years, 4 months and
a few days later she calls her mother, frightened, saying: “Help me,
I’ve just remembered something awful.”
Pájaros de Papel
Target: Family
Length: 115’
Year of production: 2010
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English subtitled
Director: Emilio Aragón
Scriptwriter: Emilio Aragón, Fernando Castets
Cinematography: David Omedes
Music: Emilio Aragón
Awards
Montreal Film Festival (Audience Award), Opera Prima de Tudela
(Audience Award, Best Film), Latin Beat Festival Japan (Best Actress,
Best Film), Ceará Film Festival (Best Director), Golden Microphone
Award (Best Film), Seattle Film Festival (Best Film), Viareggio
Europacinema (Best Film), Fiercely Independent Woodstock
(Audience Award)
Drama
Elisa K
Target: Adults
Length: 72’
Year of production: 2009
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Catalan/ English Subtitled
Director: Judith Colell, Jordi Cadena
Scriptwriter: Jordi Cadena (Based on a novel by Lolita Bosch)
Cinematography: Sergi Gallardo
Awards
San Sebastian International Film Festival
(Jury Award)
Map of the Sounds of Tokyo
Mapa de los Sonidos de Tokyo
Ryu is a solitary girl with a fragile appearance who leads a double life, working at a fishmarket and sporadically
taking on jobs as a hit-woman. She is hired to murder David, but she makes the mistake of falling for him.
Length: 109’
Year of production: 2009
Language: English, Japanese / English subtitled / Spanish subtitled
Awards
Cannes Film Festival 2009 (Official Selection in Competition)
Three Days with the Family
Tres Días con la Familia
Léa has to go to Girona as her grandfather has passed away. It is the perfect catalyst to force his descendents to get
along. Three days full of nostalgia and grief but also a good time to put an end to the show of appearances put on by
this family.
Length: 85’
Year of production: 2009
Language: Catalan, French, Spanish / Spanish subtitled / English subtitled
Awards
Goya Award 2010 (Best New Director)
Málaga Film Festival 2009 - Silver Biznaga (Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress)
15 Days with You
Crossing Borders
Love in Self-Defence
Things I Never Told You
Length: 94’
Year of production: 2004
Length: 91’
Year of production: 2005
Length: 100’
Year of production: 2005
Length: 93’
Year of production: 1996
53 Winter Days
Don’t Cry Germaine
Under the Show
Where is Madame Catherine?
Length: 91’
Year of production: 2004
Length: 100’
Year of production: 2002
Length: 99’
Year of production: 2007
Length: 130’
Year of production: 2003
Aro Tolbukhin, in the Mind of a Killer
End of Journey
Susanna
You’ll Be Back
Length: 94’
Year of production: 2002
Length: 85’
Year of production: 2007
Length: 90’
Year of production: 1995
Length: 106’
Year of production: 2002
A Shadow in the Garden
Far Passion
The Dutchman’s Island
Length: 92’
Year of production: 1998
Length: 98’
Year of production: 1986
Length: 107’
Year of production: 2000
Broken Silence
I Won’t Let You Down
The Tree of Cherries
Length: 110’
Year of production: 2001
Length: 108’
Year of production: 2001
Length: 88’
Year of production: 1998
15 Días Contigo
53 Días de Invierno
Aro Tolbukhin, en la Mente del Asesino
Un Sombra en el Jardín
Silencio Roto
7 Drama
Drama
Un Franco 14 Pesetas
No Llores Germaine
Fin de Trayecto
Pasión Lejana
No te Fallaré
Amor en Defensa Propia
Nevando Voy
Susanna
La Isla del Holandés
El Árbol de las Cerezas
Cosas que Nunca te Dije
Las Manos Vacías
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Day of the Flowers
I Am Dating You Not
Two young, strong-willed Scottish sisters, take their late father’s ashes to Cuba,
Roberto is into Paula. Paula is definitely not into Roberto. Paula is actually into
the site of many intriguing family legends. Arriving in Havana, the two women
her ex-boyfriend, Miguel. However, Miguel is not interested in getting back
promptly lose the ashes and go through a series of misadventures – both
with her. Roberto’s ex-girlfriend, Silvia, is trying to get back with him. What a
romantic and dangerous – to try to retrieve them, making some surprising
mess! Why should it be so complicated to get a date with your colleague? A
discoveries along the way about the family ties that hold them together.
hilarious romantic comedy about how to convince someone that you’re the
Day of the Flowers
Target: Adults
Length: 100’
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Year of Production: 2012
Nationality: English
Language: English
Director: John Roberts
Scriptwriter: Eirene Houston
Cinematography: Vernon Layton
Music: Stephen Warbeck
Esto No es una Cita
love of their life.
Target: Adults
Length: 100’
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Year of Production: 2013
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Director: Guillermo F. Groizard
Scriptwriter: Pablo Flores
Cinematography: Javier Castrejón
Music: Pablo Cervantes
Awards:
Málaga Film Festival – Zonacine (Best Actress and Special Jury Award)
Marbella International Film Festival (Best Film)
Comedy
Founders Prize Best Comedy
Picasso’s Gang
La Banda Picasso
Paris, 1911. The Mona Lisa has gone missing from the Louvre. Pablo Picasso
and Guillaume Apollinaire are arrested and face off against each other. Pablo
remembers how Guillaume had introduced him to an athletic young man who
went by The Baron. When Picasso learns of the Baron’s fascination for a series
of Iberian statues, he decides to steal them from the Louvre and sell them
to him at a ridiculously low price. Those same statues had served, four years
earlier, as the inspiration for the cubist painter’s first work, “Les Demoiselles
d’Avignon.” Pablo is Spanish, Guillaume is Polish and the Baron is Belgian. The
press is all abuzz with talk of an international gang that has arrived in France
to plunder the country’s museums. “Picasso’s Gang” is based on the true story
of the theft of the Mona Lisa from the Louvre Museum in 1911; stemming
from this fact, Pablo Picasso and Guillaume Apollinaire were arrested and
accused of committing a crime.
Target: Adults
Length: 101’
Genre: Comedy
Year of Production: 2012
Nationality: Spanish
Comedy
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Director & Scriptwriter: Fernando Colomo
Cinematography: José Luis Alcaine
Music: Juan Bardem
Bypass
Bypass
When Maria is told that she is dying of a heart condition, her friend Xabi
returns to their hometown to say his lasts goodbyes. On the way, he finds out
that María is secretly in love with him. To comfort her in her final days, Xabi
decides to pretend that he has always loved her too. But the days pass and
María does not die. Xabi will have no choice but to fake a romantic idyll with
her… which he has to hide from his real girlfriend.
Target: Adults
Length: 92’
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Year of Production: 2012
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Director: Patxo Telleria, Aitor Mazo
Scriptwriter: Patxo Telleria
Cinematography: Aitor Mantxola
Music: Bingen Mendizabal
Awards:
Traverse City Film Festival (Best Comedy)
Gordos
Gordos
A group therapy where people don’t expect to lose weight but rather find out the reason why the’ve gain it and face
their issues.
Length: 118’
Year of production: 2009
Language: Spanish / English subtitled
Awards
Goya Award 2010 (Best Supporting Actor), Monte-Carlo Comedy Film Festival 2009 (Best Actor, Best Actress, Best
Screenplay), Transylvania Film Festival (Audience Award), Burdeos Cinema Science (Best Film)
What Are Bears For?
Life Begins Today
Alejandro and Guillermo are two brothers who have dedicated
their lives to science. Guillermo is a biologist who has lost his
faith. Alejandro is a zoologist who has nothing but faith. The two
brothers have spent so long trying to save the planet they’ve
forgotten what matters most: doing it together.
Life Begins Today revolves around a group of senior citizens who
meet at the “School of Experience” for classes about sex, there, they’ll
have experiences that will change their lives. As the story evolves, the
veil will drop from their eyes: life may very well begin at 60.
¿Para Qué Sirve un Oso?
Target: Family
Length: 100’
Year of production: 2011
Director & Scriptwriter: Tom Fernández
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Cinematography: Arnau Valls Colomer
Music: Mauricio Villavechia
Sexykiller
La Vida Empieza Hoy
Target: Adults
Length: 90’
Year of production: 2009
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Director and Scriptwriter: Laura Mañá
Cinematography: Mario Montero
Music: Xavier Capellas
Awards
Málaga Film Festival (Critics Award)
Cinespania Film Festival (Audience Award, Best Actress)
Comedy
Sexykiller
A sexy student with Hannibal Lecter’s blood and Paris Hilton wardrobe starts a slaughter at the Medicine Campus.
Will true love give a new meaning to her ferocious lifestyle?
Length: 100’
Year of production: 2008
Language: Spanish / English subtitled
Awards
Toronto International Film Festival (Midnight Madness Selection)
Brussels Fantastic Film Festival (Best Actress)
Sitges Film Festival (Official Selection in Competition)
Don’t Say a Word
No Digas Nada
What happens if a group of class-mates develop a taste for murdering getting rid of teachers and neighbors? An
incompetent policeman will try to solve the case.
Length: 90’
Year of production: 2007
Language: Spanish
Chef’s Special
Fuera de Carta
Nobody is Perfect
Va a Ser que Nadie es Perfecto
Santos
Santos
Length: 105’
Year of production: 2006
Maxi thinks his life is just perfect: he’s a famous chef and owner of a trendy restaurant, and he is open about his
homosexuality. The sudden appearance of his kids on the scene will force him to reconsider everything he has
held dear.
Length: 97’
Year of production: 2007
Length: 111’
Year of production: 2008
Language: Spanish / English subtitled
Awards
Málaga Film Festival (Best Film, Best Actor),
L.A. Outfest (Audience Award)
Australia Spanish Film Festival (Audience Award)
Lazy Days
Déjate Caer
Three young men, adult enough to take control of their lives, spend their time hanging around until something
breaks the balance.
Length: 106’
Year of production: 2007
Language: Spanish / English subtitled
The Sinking of the Titanic
El Hundimiento del Titanic
Length: 99’
Year of production: 1993
Love Expresso
Café Solo o con Ellas
Four friends in their late twenties share one major concern: the opposite sex. Constantly obsessed about their
relationships with women, they meet in a café on a regular basis to comment the ups and downs of their sexual
lives.
Length: 100’
Year of production: 2007
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Comedy
The Year of the Tick
El Año de la Garrapata
Length: 87’
Year of production: 2004
Red Eagle, The Movie
Flamenco, Flamenco
Early XVII century. A summit between France, England, Portugal and the Pope
‘Flamenco, Flamenco’ can be considered to be the greatest exponent of
is to take place in Spain, home of the masked hero known as Red Eagle. The
Carlos Saura’s particular and personal way of producing musical cinema. This
countries are coming together under the guise of looking for a solution to
has enabled audiences all around the world to enjoy Spanish films and art,
the conflict between Spain and Portugal; however the ulterior motive is to
through music, dancing and incredibly beautiful singing.
attack the Kingdom of Spain. The Marchioness of Santillana and her fellow
With the participation of: José Mercé, Estrella Morente, Sara Baras, Paco de
conspirators have hired an assassin to finish off the Red Eagle to guarantee
Lucía, Niña Pastori, Farruquito, Miguel Poveda, María Bala, Eva “Yerbabuena”,
the outcome of their plot. The townspeople and the whole kingdom will be at
Tomatito, Manuel Fernández “El Carpeta”, David Dorantes, Diego Amador,
the mercy of the traitors but the Red Eagle will be there to help them.
Israel Galván and many more.
Águila Roja, La Película
Target: Family
Length: 122’
Year of production: 2011
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Director: José Ramón Ayerra
Scriptwriter: Pilar Nadal, JM Ruiz Córdoba, Guillermo Cisneros
Cinematography: Adolfo del Casar
Music: Daniel Sánchez de la Hera
Adventure
Flamenco, Flamenco
Target: Adults
Length: 90’
Year of production: 2010
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Director and Scriptwriter: Carlos Saura
Cinematography: Vittorio Storaro
Music: Isidro Muñoz
Awards
Made in Europe Film Festival (Best Audience Award)
Music
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25 Carat
Carmo, Hit the Road
The Uninvited Guest
Ants in the Mouth
Abel is a loner whose job is collecting payments using expeditious
methods. Kay is a girl who steals cars and does small-time robberies;
her father, Sebas, is involved in bigger scams that until now, to her
despair, have generally gone wrong; and Garro is a corrupt cop. All
fed-up with the lives they lead in a big city, all hoping to do the last
job, the big one. A bag full of jewels might just be what they need…
Marco is a lonely handicapped Spanish smuggler, driving through
Brazil to sell out his cheap goods. When two bandits assault him and
steal his load he is miraculously saved by Carmo, a beautiful local girl
who would rather die than spend another day in the hellhole where
she lives. Carmo and Marco will start a lawless, reckless journey, and
an intense romance through a breathtaking South American border
landscape.
Felix, an architect, lives alone in a big house. His girlfriend, Vera,
has left him. He now finds himself depressed and lonely. One day, a
stranger knocks on his door and asks him if he can use the phone.
Once inside, the intruder disappears. A series of distressing events
follow. Now Felix will discover that the space around him has its own
identity. The consequences will be deadly.
Inspired in the book “Wake up with ants in the mouth” by Miguel
Barroso. The story takes place in Cuba in 1958 and tells the adventure
of Martin, a Spaniard with a past plagued with political commitment
who, after robbing a bank and spending eight years in jail, journeys
to Havana to search for Julia, his ideological and sentimental
companion and the one who got away with the money. Finding her
won’t be easy due to the convulsive political situation in Havana:
the guerrilla is weaving a web of collaborators to end the decadent
regime of General Batista. And Martin will find himself trapped in the
middle of it all.
25 Kilates
Target: Adults
Length: 86’
Year of production: 2009
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish, Catalan / English subtitled / Spanish subtitled
Director & Scriptwriter: Patxi Amezcua
Cinematography: Sergi Gallardo
Music: Francis Amat
Awards
Málaga Film Festival (Best Film, Best Actor, Best Actress)
Toronto International Film Festival (Official Selection)
Karlovy Vary (Variety Critic’s Choice)
Thriller
Carmo
Target: Adults
Length: 100’
Year of production: 2008
Nationality: Spanish, Brazilian
Language: Spanish, Portuguese / English subtitled /Spanish subtitled
Director & Scriptwriter: Murilo Pasta
Cinematography: Robbie Ryan
Awards
Sundance Film Festival (Official Selection in Competition)
Sao Paulo International Film Festival (Audience Award)
El Habitante Incierto
Target: Adults
Length: 110’
Genre: Thriller
Year of Production: 2004
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English Subtitled
Director& Scriptwriter: Guillem Morales
Cinematography: Sergi Bartolí
Music: Marc Vaillo
Awards:
Sitges Film Festival (Best Actress)
Bilbao Fantastic Film Festival (Best Feature Film)
Hormigas en la boca
Length: 93’
Year of Production: 2004
Nationality: Spanish - Cuban
Language: Spanish / English subtitled
The Valdemar Legacy
La Herencia Valdemar
After the disappearance of a renowned real estate agent, an investigation is open to unveil the mystery
surrounding the Valdemar Mansion she was evaluating. Private detective Tramel will try to elucidate this
vanishing.
Length: 100’
Year of production: 2009
Language: Spanish / English subtitled
Awards
Fantasporto Film Festival (Best Special Effects)
The Forbidden Shadow
La Sombra Prohibida
The tragedy of a couple that lived in the house around 1880 looks like the result of some horrific events.
Detective Tremel will have to get to the bottom of this disturbing past to try to solve the no less horrifying
present.
Length: 91’
Year of production: 2010
Language: Spanish / English subtitled
God’s Forgotten Town
Intrusos en Manasés
During a cold night in 1945, all inhabitants of a little mountain village disappeared after the crash of a German
plane. Today, Julia, a famous journalist will try to understand what happened.
Length: 90’
Year of production: 2008
Language: Spanish / English subtitled
Awards
Sitges Film Festival (Official Selection)
Horror
Carlitos and the Chance of a
Lifetime
Carlitos y el Campo de los Sueños
Carlitos, a 12 years old orphan boy, has two dreams in life: to find a
welcoming family and become a football player. His friends from the
orphanage and his teachers will help him in making both dreams
come true, working a plan against the cruel headmaster of the
orphanage.
Target: Family
Length: 107’
Year of Production: 2008
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English subtitled
Director: Jesús del Cerro
Scriptwriters: Manuel Feijóo, Beatriz G. Cruz
Music: Emilio Aragón
Awards
Giffoni Film Festival (Best Film and Audience Award), Vienna
International Children´s Film Festival (Prize of the Children’s Jury
and Audience Award), London Children’s Film Festival (Young Juror’s
Award), Sprockets Toronto Int’l Film Festival (Golden Sprockets for
Best Feature Film)
Children
Angels Inc.
Ángeles S.A.
When Carlos dies and goes to heaven, he finds out that due to an
administration mistake, his daughter María Isabel has never had a
guardian angel. As he learns that María Isabel is becoming a school
bully, leaving aside her love for music, Carlos decides to go back to
earth and help his daughter in making her dreams come true.
Target: Family
Length: 100’
Year of Production: 2007
Nationality: Spanish
Language: Spanish / English subtitled
Director: Eduard Bosch
Scriptwriters: Lilian González, Inmaculada Cánovas
Cinematography: Juán Carlos Gómez