The best Elena Ballesteros’s movies
Today we present the best Elena Ballesteros’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Elena Ballesteros’s movies.
Fermat's Room
6.6/10
Four mathematicians who do not know each other are invited by a mysterious host on the pretext of resolving a great enigma. The room in which they find themselves turns out to be a shrinking room that will crush them if they do not discover in time what connects them all and why someone might wish to murder them.
The Opposite of Love
5.4/10
An on-again/off-again couple lays out their ideas on how their relationship should work.
Reverso
5.6/10
Café solo... o con ellas
5/10
Javi, Hugo, Dani and Pedro are four friends in their late twenties trying to make a life for themselves. The cafe is where the buddies meet through the ups and downs of fast-paced lives full of basketball games, late-night partying and schemes to get what they want most: a little love and a girl who loves them.
Kasbah
5.8/10
A young man who lives in Morocco, his father and his half-sister are the characters. When the girl disappears in Kasbah, a night club, her half brother becomes the prime suspect.
El Ciclo Dreyer
4.5/10
Madrid, 1961. Carlos, a Law student, manages a cine-club and programs a cycle of the classic "Carl Dreyer". Santi, a priest and friend of the family, then visits Carlos' girlfriend, Elena, while going to missions. This will change the live of the couple, also affecting Julia, the club's projectionist who is also in love with Carlos.
El lugar donde estuvo el paraíso
5.1/10
In Iquitos, during the era of military dictatorships, a consul must face the arrival of a daughter he does not see in years and the stalking of a military collaborator diplomat who comes to discover his protection to a deserter pilot.
Propios y extraños
6.2/10
Un año en La Luna
6/10
In late September, Iñigo comes to Madrid to study psychology and stays at the home of his sister Esther, who lives with a porn story writer called Gabriel and that is not going through its best. The three start a relationships sneaking, but neither will find it easy to tell if it's a simple adventure or if they are living a love story.
Como todas las mañanas
4.7/10
First opera by Toni Nievas; screenwriter, filmmaker, cartoonist, comedian and actor known for "Happened to you", "Menéame Deluxe" and other videos for the Internet. The work is a tender and cruel comedy in equal parts in which it continues to explore the collateral damage of unemployment and the crisis in sequences starring Berto Romero, Dani Mateo or Didac Alcaraz, among others.
