You Have to Come and See It

Two couples of young bourgeois intellectual friends are having dinner together, and talk about life, art, ethics and social moral conventions. This is how Jonás Trueba delights us and transports us first to a Jazz bar in Madrid and then to the outskirts of the city, all with a sense of dream and nostalgia that reminds us of Eric Rohmer’s films. The film was nominated to the Best Film Award at numerous film festivals, including the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.

As part of the London Spanish Film Festival