Romería

With her mother's diary in hand, 18-year-old Marina goes to the west coast of Spain to the places where her parents, whom she never got to know, once fell in love. Before you can find your way in the sea of ​​unknown relatives, secrets begin to emerge that, even years later, burn more than the summer sun and salty water spray. From fragmentary and often contradictory memories, Marina composes an unexpected picture of the fatally destructive love of her mother and father.

Director Carla Simón returns with bittersweet tenderness and nostalgia to her teenage years at the turn of the millennium. The partially autobiographical story about the search for one's own roots received rave reviews in the Main Competition of the Cannes Film Festival. Movie theater