Fire Will Come

dir. Oliver Laxe

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Sinopsis

When Amador Coro gets out of prison for having provoked a fire, nobody is waiting for him. He returns to his home town, a small village hidden in the mountains of rural Galicia, to live with his elder mother, Benedicta, and three cows. Life goes on calmly, following the rhythm of the nature. Until the night when a fire devastates the region.

Director / Óliver Laxe Screenplay / Santiago Fillor, Óliver Laxe Production / Mani Mortazavi, Andrea Queralt Cinematography / Mauro Herce Editor / Cristóbal Fernández Cast / Amador Arias, Benedicta Sánchez, Elena Mar, Inazio Ábrelo, Iván Yáñez, David de Poso, Álvaro de Bazal

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Drama, 85 min.

Oliver Laxe

(Paris, 1982) Oliver Laxe grows up in France, Spain and Morocco. His first two feature films are awarded at the Cannes Film Festival: Todos vós sodes capitáns receives the FIPRESCI award at the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs in 2010 and Mimosas wins the Grand Prix de la Semaine de la Critique in 2016 and the Special Jury Prize at the Festival of Sevilla. In 2019, Oliver Laxe makes history by becoming the first Spanish filmmaker with Víctor Erice selected in Cannes with his first three works and the only one to be awarded in all his participations. Lo que arde receives the Official Section Jury Prize - Un Certain Regard of Cannes, the section's Best Sound Creation Prize and competes in the most important international festivals of the season, such as San Sebastián, Toronto, Karlovy Vary or NY.

Oliver Laxe

(Paris, 1982) Oliver Laxe grows up in France, Spain and Morocco. His first two feature films are awarded at the Cannes Film Festival: Todos vós sodes capitáns receives the FIPRESCI award at the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs in 2010 and Mimosas wins the Grand Prix de la Semaine de la Critique in 2016 and the Special Jury Prize at the Festival of Sevilla. In 2019, Oliver Laxe makes history by becoming the first Spanish filmmaker with Víctor Erice selected in Cannes with his first three works and the only one to be awarded in all his participations. Lo que arde receives the Official Section Jury Prize - Un Certain Regard of Cannes, the section's Best Sound Creation Prize and competes in the most important international festivals of the season, such as San Sebastián, Toronto, Karlovy Vary or NY.

Oliver Laxe

(Paris, 1982) Oliver Laxe grows up in France, Spain and Morocco. His first two feature films are awarded at the Cannes Film Festival: Todos vós sodes capitáns receives the FIPRESCI award at the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs in 2010 and Mimosas wins the Grand Prix de la Semaine de la Critique in 2016 and the Special Jury Prize at the Festival of Sevilla. In 2019, Oliver Laxe makes history by becoming the first Spanish filmmaker with Víctor Erice selected in Cannes with his first three works and the only one to be awarded in all his participations. Lo que arde receives the Official Section Jury Prize - Un Certain Regard of Cannes, the section's Best Sound Creation Prize and competes in the most important international festivals of the season, such as San Sebastián, Toronto, Karlovy Vary or NY.

Oliver Laxe

(Paris, 1982) Oliver Laxe grows up in France, Spain and Morocco. His first two feature films are awarded at the Cannes Film Festival: Todos vós sodes capitáns receives the FIPRESCI award at the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs in 2010 and Mimosas wins the Grand Prix de la Semaine de la Critique in 2016 and the Special Jury Prize at the Festival of Sevilla. In 2019, Oliver Laxe makes history by becoming the first Spanish filmmaker with Víctor Erice selected in Cannes with his first three works and the only one to be awarded in all his participations. Lo que arde receives the Official Section Jury Prize - Un Certain Regard of Cannes, the section's Best Sound Creation Prize and competes in the most important international festivals of the season, such as San Sebastián, Toronto, Karlovy Vary or NY.

Oliver Laxe

(Paris, 1982) Oliver Laxe grows up in France, Spain and Morocco. His first two feature films are awarded at the Cannes Film Festival: Todos vós sodes capitáns receives the FIPRESCI award at the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs in 2010 and Mimosas wins the Grand Prix de la Semaine de la Critique in 2016 and the Special Jury Prize at the Festival of Sevilla. In 2019, Oliver Laxe makes history by becoming the first Spanish filmmaker with Víctor Erice selected in Cannes with his first three works and the only one to be awarded in all his participations. Lo que arde receives the Official Section Jury Prize - Un Certain Regard of Cannes, the section's Best Sound Creation Prize and competes in the most important international festivals of the season, such as San Sebastián, Toronto, Karlovy Vary or NY.

Oliver Laxe

(Paris, 1982) Oliver Laxe grows up in France, Spain and Morocco. His first two feature films are awarded at the Cannes Film Festival: Todos vós sodes capitáns receives the FIPRESCI award at the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs in 2010 and Mimosas wins the Grand Prix de la Semaine de la Critique in 2016 and the Special Jury Prize at the Festival of Sevilla. In 2019, Oliver Laxe makes history by becoming the first Spanish filmmaker with Víctor Erice selected in Cannes with his first three works and the only one to be awarded in all his participations. Lo que arde receives the Official Section Jury Prize - Un Certain Regard of Cannes, the section's Best Sound Creation Prize and competes in the most important international festivals of the season, such as San Sebastián, Toronto, Karlovy Vary or NY.

Oliver Laxe

(Paris, 1982) Oliver Laxe grows up in France, Spain and Morocco. His first two feature films are awarded at the Cannes Film Festival: Todos vós sodes capitáns receives the FIPRESCI award at the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs in 2010 and Mimosas wins the Grand Prix de la Semaine de la Critique in 2016 and the Special Jury Prize at the Festival of Sevilla. In 2019, Oliver Laxe makes history by becoming the first Spanish filmmaker with Víctor Erice selected in Cannes with his first three works and the only one to be awarded in all his participations. Lo que arde receives the Official Section Jury Prize - Un Certain Regard of Cannes, the section's Best Sound Creation Prize and competes in the most important international festivals of the season, such as San Sebastián, Toronto, Karlovy Vary or NY.

Oliver Laxe

(Paris, 1982) Oliver Laxe grows up in France, Spain and Morocco. His first two feature films are awarded at the Cannes Film Festival: Todos vós sodes capitáns receives the FIPRESCI award at the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs in 2010 and Mimosas wins the Grand Prix de la Semaine de la Critique in 2016 and the Special Jury Prize at the Festival of Sevilla. In 2019, Oliver Laxe makes history by becoming the first Spanish filmmaker with Víctor Erice selected in Cannes with his first three works and the only one to be awarded in all his participations. Lo que arde receives the Official Section Jury Prize - Un Certain Regard of Cannes, the section's Best Sound Creation Prize and competes in the most important international festivals of the season, such as San Sebastián, Toronto, Karlovy Vary or NY.

Filmografia

  • 2019 O que arde
  • 2016 Mimosas
  • 2010 Todos vós sodes capitáns
  • 2019 O que arde
  • 2016 Mimosas
  • 2010 Todos vós sodes capitáns
  • 2019 O que arde
  • 2016 Mimosas
  • 2010 Todos vós sodes capitáns
  • 2019 O que arde
  • 2016 Mimosas
  • 2010 Todos vós sodes capitáns
  • 2019 O que arde
  • 2016 Mimosas
  • 2010 Todos vós sodes capitáns
  • 2019 O que arde
  • 2016 Mimosas
  • 2010 Todos vós sodes capitáns
  • 2019 O que arde
  • 2016 Mimosas
  • 2010 Todos vós sodes capitáns
  • 2019 O que arde
  • 2016 Mimosas
  • 2010 Todos vós sodes capitáns


Festivales y Premios

  • 2020 Premios Goya: Mejor actriz revelación
    mejor fotografía
  • 2020 Premios Gaudí: Mejor película europea
    mejor fotografía
  • 2020 Premios Sant Jordi de Cinematografía: Mejor película española
  • 2020 FICUNAM
  • 2019 Festival de cine de Cannes: Premio del jurado
    sección "Un certain regard"
  • 2019 Festival de San Sebastián: Film Commision
  • 2019 Ourense Film Festival: Premio Galicia
    premio del jurado
  • 2019 Festival internacional de cine de Salónica: Mejor película
    mejor actor
  • 2019 Festival internacional de cine de Mar del Plata: Astor de oro a mejor película
    mejor guión

Notas

Laxe uses weather and color as to suggest a transformation just before complete bitterness, and he expresses, amongst all, a question that goes beyond gilt and resides in the misteries of identity”
– Alonso Díaz de la Vega: El Universal

“Few recent movies have such an amazing begining (…) It is Oliver Laxe’s talent (…) a contemplative cinema, but never redundant. Precise in every sequence, with no self-complacent intentions.”
– Javier Ocaña: Diario El País

«Analiza tanto la naturaleza como la naturaleza humana con la misma fascinación (…) Laxe realiza un estudio de un ecosistema que mantiene un equilibrio frágil y lánguido hasta que interviene un imprudente impulso humano.»

“Oliver Laxe’s third feature studies nature and human nature with equal fascination (…) it’s an aptly democratic study of an ecosystem that exists in languid, fragile balance until reckless human impulse intervenes.”
– Guy Lodge: Variety

Laxe uses weather and color as to suggest a transformation just before complete bitterness, and he expresses, amongst all, a question that goes beyond gilt and resides in the misteries of identity”
– Alonso Díaz de la Vega: El Universal

“Few recent movies have such an amazing begining (…) It is Oliver Laxe’s talent (…) a contemplative cinema, but never redundant. Precise in every sequence, with no self-complacent intentions.”
– Javier Ocaña: Diario El País

«Analiza tanto la naturaleza como la naturaleza humana con la misma fascinación (…) Laxe realiza un estudio de un ecosistema que mantiene un equilibrio frágil y lánguido hasta que interviene un imprudente impulso humano.»

“Oliver Laxe’s third feature studies nature and human nature with equal fascination (…) it’s an aptly democratic study of an ecosystem that exists in languid, fragile balance until reckless human impulse intervenes.”
– Guy Lodge: Variety

Laxe uses weather and color as to suggest a transformation just before complete bitterness, and he expresses, amongst all, a question that goes beyond gilt and resides in the misteries of identity”
– Alonso Díaz de la Vega: El Universal

“Few recent movies have such an amazing begining (…) It is Oliver Laxe’s talent (…) a contemplative cinema, but never redundant. Precise in every sequence, with no self-complacent intentions.”
– Javier Ocaña: Diario El País

«Analiza tanto la naturaleza como la naturaleza humana con la misma fascinación (…) Laxe realiza un estudio de un ecosistema que mantiene un equilibrio frágil y lánguido hasta que interviene un imprudente impulso humano.»

“Oliver Laxe’s third feature studies nature and human nature with equal fascination (…) it’s an aptly democratic study of an ecosystem that exists in languid, fragile balance until reckless human impulse intervenes.”
– Guy Lodge: Variety

Laxe uses weather and color as to suggest a transformation just before complete bitterness, and he expresses, amongst all, a question that goes beyond gilt and resides in the misteries of identity”
– Alonso Díaz de la Vega: El Universal

“Few recent movies have such an amazing begining (…) It is Oliver Laxe’s talent (…) a contemplative cinema, but never redundant. Precise in every sequence, with no self-complacent intentions.”
– Javier Ocaña: Diario El País

«Analiza tanto la naturaleza como la naturaleza humana con la misma fascinación (…) Laxe realiza un estudio de un ecosistema que mantiene un equilibrio frágil y lánguido hasta que interviene un imprudente impulso humano.»

“Oliver Laxe’s third feature studies nature and human nature with equal fascination (…) it’s an aptly democratic study of an ecosystem that exists in languid, fragile balance until reckless human impulse intervenes.”
– Guy Lodge: Variety

Laxe uses weather and color as to suggest a transformation just before complete bitterness, and he expresses, amongst all, a question that goes beyond gilt and resides in the misteries of identity”
– Alonso Díaz de la Vega: El Universal

“Few recent movies have such an amazing begining (…) It is Oliver Laxe’s talent (…) a contemplative cinema, but never redundant. Precise in every sequence, with no self-complacent intentions.”
– Javier Ocaña: Diario El País

«Analiza tanto la naturaleza como la naturaleza humana con la misma fascinación (…) Laxe realiza un estudio de un ecosistema que mantiene un equilibrio frágil y lánguido hasta que interviene un imprudente impulso humano.»

“Oliver Laxe’s third feature studies nature and human nature with equal fascination (…) it’s an aptly democratic study of an ecosystem that exists in languid, fragile balance until reckless human impulse intervenes.”
– Guy Lodge: Variety

Laxe uses weather and color as to suggest a transformation just before complete bitterness, and he expresses, amongst all, a question that goes beyond gilt and resides in the misteries of identity”
– Alonso Díaz de la Vega: El Universal

“Few recent movies have such an amazing begining (…) It is Oliver Laxe’s talent (…) a contemplative cinema, but never redundant. Precise in every sequence, with no self-complacent intentions.”
– Javier Ocaña: Diario El País

«Analiza tanto la naturaleza como la naturaleza humana con la misma fascinación (…) Laxe realiza un estudio de un ecosistema que mantiene un equilibrio frágil y lánguido hasta que interviene un imprudente impulso humano.»

“Oliver Laxe’s third feature studies nature and human nature with equal fascination (…) it’s an aptly democratic study of an ecosystem that exists in languid, fragile balance until reckless human impulse intervenes.”
– Guy Lodge: Variety

Laxe uses weather and color as to suggest a transformation just before complete bitterness, and he expresses, amongst all, a question that goes beyond gilt and resides in the misteries of identity”
– Alonso Díaz de la Vega: El Universal

“Few recent movies have such an amazing begining (…) It is Oliver Laxe’s talent (…) a contemplative cinema, but never redundant. Precise in every sequence, with no self-complacent intentions.”
– Javier Ocaña: Diario El País

«Analiza tanto la naturaleza como la naturaleza humana con la misma fascinación (…) Laxe realiza un estudio de un ecosistema que mantiene un equilibrio frágil y lánguido hasta que interviene un imprudente impulso humano.»

“Oliver Laxe’s third feature studies nature and human nature with equal fascination (…) it’s an aptly democratic study of an ecosystem that exists in languid, fragile balance until reckless human impulse intervenes.”
– Guy Lodge: Variety

Laxe uses weather and color as to suggest a transformation just before complete bitterness, and he expresses, amongst all, a question that goes beyond gilt and resides in the misteries of identity”
– Alonso Díaz de la Vega: El Universal

“Few recent movies have such an amazing begining (…) It is Oliver Laxe’s talent (…) a contemplative cinema, but never redundant. Precise in every sequence, with no self-complacent intentions.”
– Javier Ocaña: Diario El País

«Analiza tanto la naturaleza como la naturaleza humana con la misma fascinación (…) Laxe realiza un estudio de un ecosistema que mantiene un equilibrio frágil y lánguido hasta que interviene un imprudente impulso humano.»

“Oliver Laxe’s third feature studies nature and human nature with equal fascination (…) it’s an aptly democratic study of an ecosystem that exists in languid, fragile balance until reckless human impulse intervenes.”
– Guy Lodge: Variety

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