Etiqueta: Real facts
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Aurelia Villaba: Family Attorney (Aurelia Villalba: Abogada de familia)
Not everything she says is true, but she is NEVER wrong… Aurelia Villalba always thought she would be a professional athlete, but ended up […]
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The Light Shines for Them (Brilla la luz para ellas)
The history of the female rock musicians in Argentina. The role of women in the rock industry has always been eclipsed by the presence of men. […]
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The Austrians Saga (Saga Los Austrias)
The Eagle´s Flight | Time is in your hands Three possible successors to the crown… one single throne. It is the year 1504. The throne […]
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The Merchant of Death (El mercader de la muerte)
The luxurious story of the assistant to the leading weapon trafficker in 20th century Europe. Monaco, 1930s. Spanish journalist José Ortega travels to Montecarlo […]
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The Lovers Under the Danube (Los amantes bajo el Banubio)
Is there any motive more powerful than love or hate? Budapest, 1944. The war and the Nazi occupation has brought absolute and utter chaos […]
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The House of Bernarda Alba (La casa de Bernarda Alba) (Film)
8 years of mourning that explodes with the passion of two lovers. After her second husband’s death, matriarch Bernarda Alba imposes an eight-year rigorous and […]
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Nobody Told Me (Nadie me contó)
And they lived happily ever after? Nobody Told Me (Nadie me contó) could be have been the story of a fulfilled dream, instead it is the […]
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Front Page (Primera página)
The birth of a great period in the most turbulent years of the Spanish 20th century. Front Page are Juan Luis Cebrián’s memoirs, the first managing […]
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Filek, the Scammer who Deceived Franco (Filek, el estafador que engañó a Franco)
The true story of the scammer who deceived Franco with a formula capable of turning water into fuel. 1939´s famished Spain was on the verge of […]
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Ghetto Brother
GANGS OF NEW YORK meets WARRIOR. Ghetto Brother tells the true story of Benjy Melendez, a Bronx legend, son of Puerto-Rican immigrants, who founded the notorious, multiracial gang, the Ghetto […]
