One night. One city. Madrid. Five conversations. Nine characters. They tell personal stories, invented stories, and they also tell an old story that goes on from conversation to conversation, a story from an old Japanese film about a baker who is also a poet and about a girl who works in a grocery store …
The Lands of Heaven
Pablo García Canga
Born in 1981 in Madrid/Spain. Studied Film at the Fémis in Paris. Active as a director, screenwriter, instructor and festival programmer at the Punto de Vista Festival in Pamplona.
2004 | Para Julia | Kurzfilm | |
2012 | Pissing Territories | Kurzfilm | |
2014 | Retrato en dos Tiempos | Kurzfilm | |
2018 | De l’amitie | Kurzfilm | |
2019 | La Nuit d’avant | Kurzfilm | |
2022 | Por la Pista Vacia | Kurzfilm | |
2023 | Las Tierras del Cielo | Spielfilm | 2023 |
“It’s a film made of images. It’s a film made of words. Of words that create images. It’s a film about people who tell a movie and who, in doing so, reinvent the film. It’s a film about people who tell a movie and who, in doing so, also tell about themselves, who they are, who they would like to be, who they will be. It’s a night film, and it’s a Madrid film in which Madrid is barely visible. It’s a film about actresses and actors who talk a lot and yet always withhold something. It’s a film made for the viewers and, simultaneously, with the viewers, for their imagination, and to awaken in them the desire to share. The desire to tell.”
Pablo García Canga