Spanish writer and director Agustà Villaronga revisits the Spanish Civil War with this drama. A young boy witnesses a violent crime revealing the complex world of adults which has devastating consequences on him and his family. Villaronga weaves a compelling tale of adults and children caught in the complexity of the war that ravaged Spain. While the political context might be a hurdle, the personal drama of a family is universal which Villaronga and his talented cast and crew bring vividly alive. YRCinema's coverage of the 54th San Francisco International Film Festival.Friday, April 29, 2011
Black Bread
Spanish writer and director Agustà Villaronga revisits the Spanish Civil War with this drama. A young boy witnesses a violent crime revealing the complex world of adults which has devastating consequences on him and his family. Villaronga weaves a compelling tale of adults and children caught in the complexity of the war that ravaged Spain. While the political context might be a hurdle, the personal drama of a family is universal which Villaronga and his talented cast and crew bring vividly alive. YRCinema's coverage of the 54th San Francisco International Film Festival.
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