The best Elena Martín’s movies
If you love cinema, you will share this ranking of the best Elena Martín’s movies, although you may have ordered them differently. In any case, we hope you love it and with a little luck discovering a movie that you still don’t know about Elena Martín.
Julia Is
6.2/10
A young Spanish exchange student who is on her own for the first time in her life tries to adjust to a vastly different life in Berlin.
Watermelon Juice
6.7/10
In the summer heat of Catalonia, Pol and Bàrbara are lying down on a bed. An invisible wall that words won't break is pulling them apart. Old wounds take time to heal...
A Stormy Night
5.7/10
When a heavy storm threatens the city of New York, two complete strangers –a cynical documentary filmmaker from Spain and an idealist app programmer– find themselves sharing shelter, questioning each other’s understanding of life, happiness and love.
Facing the Wind
6.1/10
Monica, a renowned choreographer, returns to Spain after a 20 year absence to see her sick father. Upon arriving her father has already died and her mother asks her to stay to sell the family home. In delaying her return to Buenos Aires Monica rediscovers her childhood landscapes and is forced to confront the past.
Agata's Friends
5.9/10
Agatha has just started University, but she still sees her old school friends, sharing parties, private secrets, trips, jokes and debates. A private world full of memories that she will now have to measure against her new college friends and the changes that she’s begun to discover in herself. The film Agatha’s Friends is the portrait of a group of 20-year-old girls during their first year at University as seen through Agatha’s eyes. From their lives in Barcelona to a trip up the coast to the Costa Brava, where Agatha will feel how the world she built with her childhood friends Carla, Ari and Mar, has begun to change.
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Seven twentysomethings and three cats confine themselves in an industrial warehouse while trying to get away from the vices of the traditional family. The mysterious trauma of one cat seems like a premonition of the conflict to come.
