Voice (voice)
An account of the personal life and genial work of Benito Pérez Galdós (1843-1920), the greatest Spanish writer of 19th century, a journalist, a novelist, and a playwright; a free independent man who narrated with a firm hand the history of the most troubled era of modern Spain, both that of the rulers and powerful characters and that of the humble people.
Casto Pietro
O escritor Miguel de Unamuno enfrenta a si mesmo e seus ideais após o golpe militar de 1936.
Gervasio
He's the bartender at a bar with no parishioners. There he spends his nights yearning for good times, now that he can not even attract his only neighbor: a stray dog. He only has his Pomace to attract some clueless soul. However, he prefers something much more select, human blood. His luck changes with the arrival of two visitors but the Fortune has reserved a surprise for him. Their new preys are family. Amancio has to choose between ending his lonely existence or his thirst for blood.
Iván
Marco é um cara pouco otimista, que pelas vicissitudes da vida, torna-se treinador de um time de basquete formado por crianças com deficiência. Relutantemente inicia a tarefa, mas o que começa como trabalho forçado, acaba ajudando-o a sair de sua crise existencial.
Producer
A fusion of film and theatre based on the play of the same title by Micomicon. The film shows the play and its creative process. After her mother's death, Antonia finds a box which takes her and her daughter on a trip through Europe to former Yugoslavia. Remembrance, exhumations and wars. Life will not be the same.
Writer
A fusion of film and theatre based on the play of the same title by Micomicon. The film shows the play and its creative process. After her mother's death, Antonia finds a box which takes her and her daughter on a trip through Europe to former Yugoslavia. Remembrance, exhumations and wars. Life will not be the same.
Inspector interrogatorio
Os pais de Dario, um menino de 16 anos, se separam e ele decide fugir de casa. Ele encontra uma nova famíla em seus amigos.
