DOWN A DARK HALL (2018) by Rodrigo Cortés
“Welcome to Blackwood, where lost girls find their way” The long-awaited new film by Rodrigo Cortés (“Contestant (Concursante)”, “Buried”, “Red
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BOSS (JEFE) (2018) by Sergio Barrejón
“The best blows are those that can not be seen coming”
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THE LAWS OF THERMODYNAMICS (LAS LEYES DE LA TERMODINÁMICA) (2018) by Mateo Gil
“Less theory and more practice”
Continue ReadingCHAMPIONS (CAMPEONES) (2018) by Javier Fesser
“It’s difficult but not impossible” Let’s say first that, with the exception of the magnificent “Camino” I’m more interested in
Continue ReadingEL CLUB DE LOS BUENOS INFIELES (2017) by Luis Segura
“Men stuck in emotional adolescence”
Continue ReadingPAELLA TODAY (2017) by César Sabater
“Fun tribute to Valencia and its star dish: the authentic Valencian paella”
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LOVING PABLO (2017) by Fernando Léon de Aranoa
“Silver or mess?” For all those who think that this film is a highly sought-after attempt to get on the
Continue ReadingSIN RODEOS (2017) by Santiago Segura
“I don’t want more dramas in my life, I want entertaining comedies”. Alaska.
Continue ReadingSUNDAY’S ILLNESS (LA ENFERMEDAD DEL DOMINGO) (2018) by Ramón Salazar
“A secret, a reunion”
Continue ReadingSARA’S NOTEBOOK (EL CUADERNO DE SARA) (2018) by Norberto López Amado
“A trip that will change everything”
Continue ReadingLIFE AND NOTHING MORE (LA VIDA Y NADA MÁS) (2017) by Antonio Méndez Esparza
“The lightness of daily sadness” Recognised by the prizes won in San Sebastian, which won the Fipresci and the Signis
Continue ReadingPERFECT STRANGERS (PERFECTOS DESCONOCIDOS) (2017) by Álex de la Iglesia
“We all have a secret life”
Continue ReadingTHE BOOKSHOP (2017) by Isabel Coixet
“The courage of a delicate flower woman” I was very happy when I has news about the new film by
Continue ReadingFOXTROT (2017) by Samuel Maoz
“Great reflection on the grief of losing a loved one, called son”
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