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(Open your
Eyes)
César is a
young man with a fantastic life. The sole
inheritant of a small fortune, attractive and lucky
with women. He has it all. Until his ex-girlfriend
takes him for a ride that will change his life
forever.
Alejandro
Amenábar's successful film after
Tesis
and recently remade by Cameron Crowe and titled
Vanilla Sky with Tom Cruise and
Penélope
Cruz.
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(Neighbourhood)
Javi, Manu and
Rai are best friends. Life in their neighbourhood
goes by slowly and in the summer holidays there is
little to do and much free time to get in
trouble.
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(Common
Wealth)
This is
Alex
de la Iglesia's
latest sucess in Spain. A Black comedy-thriller, La
Comunidad is the story of Julia, who sells flats in
Madrid. She finds 300 million pesetas hidden in a
flat, but will the greedy neighbours let her keep
it?
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here to see the review.
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(The Girl of
your Dreams)
Awarded with 7
Goya Awards, La Niña de tus Ojos tells the
story of a troupe of Spanish actors running away
from the Spanish Civil War traveling to Nazi
Germany at the brink of World War II. They soon
discover they run away from a war to land on
another one. Penélope
Cruz won
the Best Actress Goya Award for her wonderful
performance.
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here to see the review.
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An explosive
cocktail of violence, sex and voodoo based on the
novel by Barry Gifford. From Alex
de la Iglesia,
director of La
Comunidad
and The Day of the Beast comes this
explosive road movie filmed in Mexico with Rosie
Perez as Perdita and Javier Bardem as Romeo
Dolorosa, her santero delinquent
lover.
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(Alone)
When Maria's
father is admitted to hospital she feels obliged to
share her flat with her mother, whom she has not
seen in years. The relationship between the two
women will revive forgotten feelings and old family
ghosts.
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(All About My
Mother)
Pedro
Almodóvar's
Academy Award-winning film movie, which made
Penélope
Cruz an
international star.
Manuela, whose
son Esteban is killed in a car accident, travels to
Barcelona to find Esteban's father, who has no idea
of their son. On her way she meets up with an old
friend of hers, a transvestite prostitute and a
pregnant nun from whom she finds love
again.
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(Thesis)
My name is
Angela. They're going to kill me.
Angela is writing
her thesis paper on audiovisual violence. Her
thesis supervisor finds a videotape and is found
dead he next day.
A new and
dangerous audiovisual world opens up in front of
her. Angela could be the protagonist of the next
snuff movie...
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here to see the review.
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(Torrente, the
Stupid Arm of The Law)
Torrente is a
Spanish, fascist, chauvinist, racist and alcoholic
policeman. This great member of the law and order
lives with his disabled father in Madrid, where he
takes his task of "defender of justice" very
seriously. Torrente discovers an important band of
drug-dealers in his own neighbourhood and with the
help of his very special friends will draw a plan
to dismantle it.
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here to see the review.
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(Talk to
Her)
Pedro
Almodóvar's
latest success. Almodovar explains: "Hable Con Ella
is a narrators film. Narrators of stories about
themselves, men who speak to whomever can hear
them, and above all those who cannot hear
them"
Read Pedro's
self
interview
to promote the film.
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