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The Real Carlos Saura, Unveiled in ‘The Kid in the Photo,’ Brought to Market by Latido (EXCLUSIVE)
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The Real Carlos Saura, Unveiled in ‘The Kid in the Photo,’ Brought to Market by Latido (EXCLUSIVE)

  • Latido Films will bring The Kid in the Photo to market at the Málaga Festival, presenting an intimate portrait of Carlos Saura.
  • Anna Saura says the film aims to portray Carlos beyond his public image, showing his humor and private side.
  • The documentary uses unseen footage and relies on Anna Saura's access to her father’s archive for a candid narrative.
  • Anna Saura details the film's goal to preserve Saura's memory and drive for future generations.
  • The film explores how Saura’s Civil War experiences shaped his life, work, and emotional world.
  • The documentary includes discussions of Saura’s humor and human side, not just his serious public image.
  • The project stresses Saura’s lifelong engagement with arts beyond filmmaking, including photos and drawings.
  • Anna Saura conducted development work in Madrid with Community of Madrid funding for the project.
  • The film plans to premiere at the Málaga Festival with potential international distribution and festival play.
  • The documentary uses new footage shot by Anna Saura, capturing intimate moments and process shots of Saura at work.
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Málaga Festival Buzz Title ‘Runner,’ Sold by Latido, Introduces Talent-to-Track Director Laura García Alonso
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Málaga Festival Buzz Title ‘Runner,’ Sold by Latido, Introduces Talent-to-Track Director Laura García Alonso

  • Runner makes its debut at the Málaga Film Festival, introducing Laura García Alonso's feature directorial debut.
  • The film is sold by Latido Films and produced with Distinto Films and Elastica Films for a strong production package.
  • Alba Sáez stars as Cris, the athlete grappling with a psychotic break during a national championships prep.
  • The director aims to portray mental illness with depth, avoiding sensationalism and focusing on recovery and hope.
  • Garcia notes the film's research included interviews with mental health professionals and disciplined preparation for realism.
  • Marina Salas and Alex Brendemühl co-star, adding depth to Cris's sister and father roles.
  • The film’s running sequences were intentionally filmed to maintain continuity and realism.
  • García Alonso hints at future projects exploring unknown territories and challenging topics.
  • Malaga screening positions Runner for international buyer attention at Spain Screenings.
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