Olalla Escribano

A film relating from the inside the Notre-Dame de Paris fire of April 2019.

Salvador, dönemin anarşistlerinden biriydi ve banka soyguncusuydu. 1974′te idam edilmesinden önce Lluis Llach’ın ünlü protesto şarkısı I si canto trist’e ilham kaynağı olmuştu. Filmin en büyük sürprizlerinden biri, Llach’ın filmin şarkılarını hazırlayacak olması. Bir diğeri ise Brühl’ün fazla bilinmeyen bir özelliğini sergileyip İspanyolca konuşacak olması ki zaten annesi de İspanyol olan oyuncunun ana dillerinden biri de Katalanca.

Barcelona, 2002. A coffin is carried to the cemetery of Montjuïc in a chariot drawn by horses. The lifeless is Pep Grau, an old fisherman found drowned and subject to his boat by a complicated knot sailor. The Pep voiceover Grau, portrayed with affection and humor the curious characters he met in life, recounts the difficult moments of his childhood during the Civil War, and finally, we are introduced to Lola, the woman of his life , which has a fish stall in the Boqueria Market beautiful and, after the death of Pep, begins receiving anonymous gifts. Silvia, a teenage ambitious and attractive, is the attorney for the insurance company. Mario, her boss and lover, asked to investigate the strange circumstances surrounding the death of the fisherman. Silvia's inquiries aa allow us to know other characters, like the maverick Dr. Cipriano Mera, Pep old comrade, and his son Gabino Mera.

A lonesome guy finds himself in a downwards spiral of money, drugs and crime.

Hungry for sun, light and warmth, a group of teenagers embark on a dream trip to the Balearic Islands.

"Serrallonga" is the story of a bandit who becomes a legend, in a hard time when the struggle to survive was the main concern of a people enslaved by hunger and with banditry as one of the few exits from misery. Joan Sala, alias Serrallonga, is above all a rebel. Robberies and assaults make him admired by the people and his legend grows unstoppably until the end of his days.

Spanish miniseries based on the life of the famous bandit Joan Sala i Ferrer.