Una palabra tuya / una producción de Tesela P.C., Filmanova Invest [and 4 others] ; guión y dirección, Ángeles González-Sinde.
Material type:
FilmLanguage: Spanish Subtitle language: Spanish Publisher: [Madrid] : Origen P.C. : Proarsa, [2008]Distributor: [Madrid] : [Video Mercury Films]Description: 1 online resource (1 video file (91 min.)) : sound, colorContent type: - two-dimensional moving image
- computer
- online resource
- English title: One word from you
- Palabra tuya (Motion picture : 2008)
- Cinematographer, David Omedes ; editor, Fernando Pardo ; music, Julio de la Rosa.
- Winner of 3 CEC Awards at the Cinema Writers Circle Awards, Spain 2009: Best Supporting Actor (Antonio de la Torre); Best Supporting Actress (Esperanza Pedreño); and, Best Screenplay, Adapted
- Winner of a Turia Award 2009: Best New Actress (Esperanza Pedreño)
Description based on opening frames.
Movie distributed by Mercury Films for Digitalia Film Library.
Based on the novel by Elvira Lindo.
Malena Alterio, Esperanza Pedreño, Antonio de la Torre, María Alfonsa Rosso.
Cinematographer, David Omedes ; editor, Fernando Pardo ; music, Julio de la Rosa.
Originally released as a motion picture in 2008.
Filmed on location Madrid, Huertapelayo (Guadalajara) and La Guardia (Toledo)
"The portrait of Rosario and Milagros. A look at the lives of two ordinary people who, after years of pitfalls, dashed illusions, fear and harsh realities, have come to suspect that happiness is something they may not deserve. Along with Morsa, the two friends tread two engaging paths; one, leading towards the most cruel emptiness, yet with a vital and optimistic attitude; the other, leading towards a future of hope and expectations with a redeemed life as a starting point. Somewhere in the middle: forgiveness..." -- Digitalia Film Library website.
In Spanish; with Spanish subtitles.
Winner of 3 CEC Awards at the Cinema Writers Circle Awards, Spain 2009: Best Supporting Actor (Antonio de la Torre); Best Supporting Actress (Esperanza Pedreño); and, Best Screenplay, Adapted
Winner of a Turia Award 2009: Best New Actress (Esperanza Pedreño)
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