Carlos Hipólito

Sanchez Ninette (Elsa Pataky) is a smart, sexy, funny and spontaneous Parisian girl who works at the Galeries Lafayette. With her natural beauty, she has the staff at her feet, especially Andres (Carlos Hipolito), a humble Spanish seller completely captive to her many charms. But the parents of the girl, Pedro (Fernando Delgado) and Bernarda (Beatriz Carvajal) will not make it easy.

Spain, 1946: Julia undergoes a deep depression after José Miguel, her boyfriend and lover, are imprisoned. Stephane K a well-known young painter, and in clear opposition to the Franco regime. Julia is the only daughter of a wealthy banker and is a highly educated and cultured young lady educated in England and Switzerland. She is on the way to the family's country house in a small village in the Asturias region, where she spent childhood summers happy.

Madrid, 1962. More than twenty years after the civil war has finished, a communist comes back to Spain to kill a traitor. (imdb)

The evolution of a family from the last days of the Franquist dictatorship to the early 80s. (imdb)

Cásate conmigo, Maribel (Marry me, Maribel) is based on the famous play by Miguel Mihura, "Maribel y la extraña familia" (Maribel and the strange family).

Pancho, a 50-year-old chef, is having his second childhood in his home town of Buenos Aires. He opens a luxurious restaurant, right next to the house of his new fiancée Rita, a young woman from a rich family. But his blissful life is turned upside down when, one day, seven-year-old girl Amparo comes knocking at his door, claiming to be his granddaughter.

Julia, a young gallery assistant, meets Enrique, a prestigious psychiatrist. She is convinced that both of them are figures from a 17th Century painting, and that they were madly in love four centuries ago. Enrique makes her his new patient, but struggles with his growing romantic feelings.

Reunion of two totally different brothers: Carlos is an ambitious young businessman happily married to Julia; Toni is a cheeky guy who has been hit by life as much as he has to the people around him. (imdb)

My Heart Goes Boom! is a Spanish musical comedy film directed by Nacho Álvarez, starring Ingrid García-Jonsson and Verónica Echegui, based on songs by Italian artist Raffaella Carrà. Nominated for three Goya Awards and three Feroz Awards. (Wikipedia.org) In the 1970s, in a country still living in a grey dictatorial regime dominated by censorship, Maria, a young dancer, struggles to bring color to the world and explore her freedom as she pursues her dream of becoming a TV star. (Cineuropa

The plot follows two different stories that take place decades apart from each other. Julio (Carlos Hipolito) attends the funeral of the uncle who raised him. After reminiscing with his uncle's friends, Julio remembers his childhood. At that time, his Uncle Blas (Alfredo Landa) fell in love with a much younger women who made him realize how dispassionate his life had become. The adult Julio also attempts to romance a fellow teacher. (wikipedia)