Calle Málaga

Maryam Touzani

zebracinema

Thu 16 Apr 26 and Tue 21 Apr 26

16 Apr

20:00

Aarschot

UGC

tickets
21 Apr

20:00

Tongeren-Borgloon

CC De Velinx

tickets
18 Mar

20:00

Festival

The Roxy Theatre

Past event
18 Mar

20:00

Maaseik

CC Achterolmen

Past event
3 Apr

20:00

Diest

Cinema Paradiso

Past event
7 Apr

20:15

Sint-Truiden

CC De Bogaard

Past event
7 Apr

20:15

Pelt

Dommelhof

Past event

In haar Spaanstalige regiedebuut toont Maryam Touzani aan dat ouder worden geen verdoving is van liefde, passie en waardigheid. ‘Calle Málaga’ is een perfecte film om steractrice Carmen Maura te laten schitteren in een rol van stille rebellie tegen de notie dat moeders zich moeten blijven opofferen voor hun kinderen.

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79 year old María Ángeles lives happily in the Spanish neighbourhood of Tangiers. However, her life is turned upside down when her daughter from Madrid comes and decides to sell the house. María is determined to stay in her apartment with all the things that mean so much to her and the memories she cherishes. Then suddenly the unthinkable happens…

This is a real crowd pleaser with an amazing leading role for the legendary Spanish actress Carmen Maura, who shines in the role of María Ángeles. She brings a natural tenderness and humour which completely overcomes you. The setting is beautiful and the architecture, the streets and the light all contribute to the warm and melancholic atmosphere in the film. A film about growing older, about memories, but also about how unexpected meetings can reawaken your life.