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Javier Bardem plays Oscar-winning director Esteban Martínez, who has returned to Spain for his latest film after a long period abroad. He wants his daughter Emilia (Victoria Luengo), who he hasn’t seen for thirty years, to play the lead. This leads to an explosive confrontation – to put it mildly. Esteban Martínez is a legend – a director with an impressive filmography and a turbulent private life peppered with drink, violence and other excesses. From his first marriage, to an actress, he has a daughter – Emilia (Victoria Luengo). When he returns to Spain to make a new film – a historical drama called Desert – he hasn’t seen his daughter in thirty years.

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The Beloved

The Beloved

Fri 16. Oct · 21:15 · Eye Filmmuseum · Cinema 2

Javier Bardem plays Oscar-winning director Esteban Martínez, who has returned to Spain for his latest film after a long period abroad. He wants his daughter Emilia (Victoria Luengo), who he hasn’t seen for thirty years, to play the lead. This leads to an explosive confrontation – to put it mildly. Esteban Martínez is a legend – a director with an impressive filmography and a turbulent private life peppered with drink, violence and other excesses. From his first marriage, to an actress, he has a daughter – Emilia (Victoria Luengo). When he returns to Spain to make a new film – a historical drama called Desert – he hasn’t seen his daughter in thirty years.

The Beloved

The Beloved

Sun 18. Oct · 17:15 · Eye Filmmuseum · Cinema 2

Javier Bardem plays Oscar-winning director Esteban Martínez, who has returned to Spain for his latest film after a long period abroad. He wants his daughter Emilia (Victoria Luengo), who he hasn’t seen for thirty years, to play the lead. This leads to an explosive confrontation – to put it mildly. Esteban Martínez is a legend – a director with an impressive filmography and a turbulent private life peppered with drink, violence and other excesses. From his first marriage, to an actress, he has a daughter – Emilia (Victoria Luengo). When he returns to Spain to make a new film – a historical drama called Desert – he hasn’t seen his daughter in thirty years.