De Salamanca a ninguna parte

De Salamanca a ninguna parte tells the story of a generation – the so-called “New Spanish Cinema” generation – that emerged from the Conversations of Salamanca (1955) and which tried to show the social reality of our country. Despite everything, we have a handful of good films: Del rosa al amarillo (by Manuel Summers, 1963); [...]

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Sud Express

Sud Express is an intersection of lives. Six stories about anonymous people interwine during a train journey from Paris to Lisbon. The protagonists of this trip across southwestern Europe allow us to explore their similarities and the great differences that still exist among them in a critical moment for the Old Continent. It is a very thrilling film because [...]

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Isi Disi – Amor a lo bestia

Isi and Disi, are not brothers, neither have they ever been called brothers. They were born and brought up in Leganés. Their nicknames come from their overwhelming passion for AC-DC, as they always heard the English pronunciation as ISI/DISI. Although they are over thirty, Isi still lives off and with his father, Eugenio, a veteran [...]

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