The first feature film from director Carles Torras, who had already directed one of the stories of the movie “Joves” along with Ramón Térmens.

Continuing with the gritty style of his previous film, TRASH tells us a story that takes us into a social reality that is reflected in our personal relationships: Young Clara finds out she is being cheated by her boyfriend and has to learn to overcome it; David, Clara's boyfriend, will be forced to learn from his mistakes by going through a personal hell; Nacho will have to deal with an obsession that will take him to his limits; Cristian will need overcome many temptations to finally realize what really matters; and Carmen will discover a new world full of surprises.

With them and their experiences we dig into the difficult and strange world of relationships.

 According to director Paco Plaza, his debut feature is “a genre film, but not only that. It is a human drama, the story of a woman whose life is destroyed, and something more. It’s a story about the relativity of good and bad, about the search for identity, about family, religion and death.” With a sombre and disturbing aesthetic we accompany Daniella on her descent into hell, we see her going beyond the limits of madness, and discover along with her that the most terrible monsters always have the friendliest faces.

Year of Production: 2002

Director: Paco Plaza

Producer(s): Julio Fernández & Joan Ginard

Writer(s): Paco Plaza & Fernando Marías, base don the novel by Ramsey Campbell.

Méliès Silver Awards for Best European Films in the Fantasy Section at the Sitges International Film Festival. 

In his debut feature film, director Jaume Balagueró explores the depths of evil in it’s pure state. A woman, desperate after the lost of her daughter, becomes the proof that evil can find you when you least expect it… and through a single telephone call. A labyrinth of clues and mysteries propel this dark and sinister tale of how twisted humanity can be. The perverse fascination that evil holds for certain people, a dark plot, nameless angels lying in wait…

Year of Production: 1999

Director: Jaume Balagueró

Producer(s): Julio Fernandez & Joan Ginard

Writer(s): Jaume Balagueró, based on the novel by Ramsey Campbell.

Méliès Gold Award for Best European Film in the Fantasy Section at the Sitges International Film Festival 1999

Latest Pau Martínez movie after Bala Perdida and Omar Martínez. In this ocasión, the film is filmming in a humorous tone and set in the squatter’s world, still with consious message about the present housing crisis, set in the squatter’s world. Starred by Fele Martínez, THE BIG HOUSE, is about how the city council of a major city wants to transform an abandoned house, of its property, in a community centre. The problem is that the house, it is inhabited by a group of squatters that have never had the intention of leaving wich will be the job of ALFREDO, the new advocate of the city council. 

Ruiz is dead. Human Resources Department of pharmaceutical company Farewell-Gutmann has lost its committed director, still Lázaro, Adela and Fernando are not going to miss him. While the corpse is still warm, the devoted subordinates are going to run for their promotion. But the path will not be easy. The relations between them will change forever when the eccentric executive Luger arrives. The executive comes from the headquarters to choose who is going to lead the Department and to order things up.