Presented by Palace, the Moro Spanish Film Festival’s full 2021 programme has been revealed for some reel inspiración.
Enjoy some Spanish and Latino films at home and check out the new releases coming to the postponed Moro Spanish Film Festival.
This outstanding comedy from Spain is imbued with humanity and laughs aplenty.
Director and screenwriter, Andres Koppel, has spent most of his film and television career as a writer. But 2017 saw him make his feature directorial debut with Mist and the Maiden.
Through the laughter and silliness is a sincere look at relationship dynamics and women in Spanish culture.
The Spanish Film Festival opens this Thursday 26th, at Palace Nova Eastend, with a screening of the dance-comedy hit The Tribe, followed by an after-party complete with wine, tapas and entertainment.
A young man in debt and failing his Uni degree is offered a way out by his professor. All he has to do is kill the professor, creating a dilemma for the man.
A loveable but difficult teenager tries to juggle his divorcing, ever-battling parents, creative ways to skip school, and help those he cares about.
Isla Bonita pushes the boundaries of conventional relationships, all set on a beautiful island. What could possibly go wrong with romance in the air?
A group of friends are invited to a luxurious, Tenerife villa to celebrate the 40th birthday of Elia, who just happens to have won 140 million Euros in lottery.
A few weeks in the life of a young, single mother, out of work, behind in rent, and living on odd jobs, garbage-picking and the generosity of her neighbour.
It's full-on pandemonium, glitz & fun when a TV network's annual New Year's Eve spectacular begins falling apart little more than a week after planning begins.
A banker dropping his kids off to school receives a call telling him there's a bomb in his car that will detonate unless he transfers a sum of money.
The 2016 Spanish Film Festival will showcase more than 30 films and will screen exclusively at the Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas from 4-22 May 2016.
This seemingly standard, police-procedural/crime thriller is impossible not to be mesmerized by and never lets up the pace. Natalia Meta is a director to watch.
A haunting example of the power we allow physical objects to hold over us. The film follows 3 women whose lives are changed by the symbolic power of objects.
This is a story about “good people”. It is an incredibly life-like portrayal of the struggle “good people” face in a world obsessed with money and status.
As the highest grossing, Spanish-language film of all time in the US, this standard, screw-ball comedy of “irresponsible lothario suddenly left to raise child” rises above the template to be a quirkily satisfying piece of cinema.
Lila is a 12yo student in rural Argentina who wants to find her father. As she becomes more withdrawn, she attempts to steal her science teacher’s car and run away.
A deserved winner of Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actress at the Malaga Film Festival, this film cries out to be seen by a wider audience.