Cinema as an emotional link. With Rodrigo Sorogoyen and Marta Medina

One of the most applauded Spanish directors takes us on the emotional journey that his recent premiere, 'El ser loved', entails. With the acclaimed 'The loved one', Rodrigo Sorogoyen has proven once again that he is one of the filmmakers with the best narrative pulse and visual capacity in our country. Their projects are supported by an invisible thread as essential as the emotions and bonds generated with loved ones. After the success of 'The Kingdom' and 'As Bestas', the film that is now on the bill proposes a family reunion that opens old wounds: those of a young actress (Victoria Luengo) who is requested by her absent father, a successful director played by Javier Bardem, to star in his next film. A song of unconditional love for cinema that Sorogoyen will debate with film critic Marta Medina.