I'm loving you madly
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Synopsis
Seville, 1977. At a time when homosexuality is a crime, Reme, a traditional mother moved by love for her son, a teenage aspiring artist, will become involved in the Andalusian LGTBI movement, paradoxically created within the Church. .
Film sheet
Seville, 1977. At a time when homosexuality is a crime, Reme, a traditional mother moved by love for her son, a teenage aspiring artist, will become involved in the Andalusian LGTBI movement, paradoxically created within the Church. .
LANGUAGES): Spanish
SUBTITLE: English
COUNTRY(S): Spain
PREMIER TYPE: Latinamerican Premiere
SECTION: First Fiction Opera “Jimmy Sierra”
DIRECTOR(S): Alexander Marin
PRODUCER(S): Antonio Asensio, Sergi Casamitjana, Paloma Molina, Aintza Serra
SCREENWRITER(S): Carmen Garrido Vacas, Alejandro Marin
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Andreu Ortoll
EDITOR: Javier Gil Alonso
MUSIC: Nico Casal
CONTACT: Film Factory Entertainment
DISTRIBUTION: Ana Wagener, Omar Banana, Alba Flores, Jesús Carroza, Carmen Orellana, La Dani, Pepa Gracia, Manuel Morón, Lola Buzón, Alex de la Croix
Director's Statement
The project was born when in 2017 we found out that it was the anniversary of the first demonstration in Barcelona on LGBT rights. We began to pull the thread and met with Armand de Fluvià, who was the founder of the LGTBI movement in Barcelona. As a result of also speaking with Mar Cambrollé, who was the one who founded the movement in Seville, we are very interested in this paradox that the movement in Seville was founded within the Archbishop's Palace, that they had clandestine meetings there and we began to think in this story and to weave it from a fictional story that was that of Reme and Miguel. There, well, we were introducing a little this beginning of the LGBT struggle in Seville, inspired by it.
Festivals and awards
The project was born when in 2017 we found out that it was the anniversary of the first demonstration in Barcelona on LGBT rights. We began to pull the thread and met with Armand de Fluvià, who was the founder of the LGTBI movement in Barcelona. As a result of also speaking with Mar Cambrollé, who was the one who founded the movement in Seville, we are very interested in this paradox that the movement in Seville was founded within the Archbishop's Palace, that they had clandestine meetings there and we began to think in this story and to weave it from a fictional story that was that of Reme and Miguel. There, well, we were introducing a little this beginning of the LGBT struggle in Seville, inspired by it.
Goya Awards (2024) Best New Director (Alejandro Marin) Nominated Best Newcomer Actor (La Dani) Nominated Best Newcomer Actor (Omar Banana) Nominated Best Original Screenplay (Carmen Garrido Vacas, Alejandro Marin) Nominated Best Song (Rigoberta Bandini (Yo solo Quiero) love) Nominated XVI Gaudí Awards (2024) Best new director (Alejandro Marin) Nominated Best breakthrough performance (La Dani) Nominated Best costume design (Isis Velasco) Nominated 29th Forqué Awards 2023 Film and Education in Values Award Nominated Best Comedy Nominated Best Actor supporting cast (La Dani) Nominated Best Music (Nico Casal) Nominated Best Trailer (Mikel Garmilla) Nominated.
Alexander Marin
Graduated in directing from the Escola Superior de Cinema y Audiovisuals de Catalunya (ESCAC), in 2016 he directed the short film 'Laborable', selected in numerous national festivals, which was followed, in 2017, 'Nacho does not drive', with which he achieved the award for best short film at the Malaga Festival, at the Mostra Fire! and at the Medina del Campo Film Week, among others. After participating in the collective feature film 'La filla d' algú' (2019), in 2021 he premiered the TV series 'Maricóndido', which received a great reception from critics and the public. ‘I am loving you madly’ is his first feature film as a director.
Director's Filmography
DIRECTOR'S FILMOGRAPHY: I'm loving you madly (2023)
The filla d'algú (2019) -collective film
He doesn't drive (2018) (Short)
I'm looking for you in all working hours (2017) (Short).