Lluís Carbó

Quixote and Sancho canter off, directionless, in search of adventures. On the way, their discussions tackle spiritual, chivalrous and practical matters... and their friendship deepens.

Traces the Three Wise Men as they journey to pay their respects and bring gifts to Jesus Christ.

First of the director of "Honor of cavallería", a level of almost monumental distraction. At heart it is not so different from its "Quijote". If the protagonists of "Crespià" left from the town to the mount they would be taken like personages of Cervantes. (Aguadilu)

Between takes, Serra's cast and crew watch, bicker, argue, eat and wait for Albert. There are echoes of Truffaut's Day for Night in the appealing simplicity of Serra's approach. The Lord Worked Wonders in Me, however, is more than just a film about filmmaking. Lyrical absurdism, an uncompromising cinematic vision and the attention to composition evidenced in his earlier features all combine to provide a commentary on a 21st-century quest with earlier antecedents. (bfi.org.uk)

A short film following a male singer's performance in a night club.

Filmmaker Albert Serra specifically conceived the series The Names of Christ (2010) for the exhibition Are You Ready for TV? It consists of 14 episodes, with a total duration of 193 minutes, and is based on the book The Names of Christ (1572-1586), by Friar Luis de León. Serra constructs a narrative based on a free, poetic structure, which ironically deconstructs the conventions and grammars of the film, art and television worlds. (KG)