Guitarricadelafuente

I think high conviction on those two.

I don't think, like you said, Professor, the La Bola Negra guy, I'm going to have a crack at his name, Guitarrica de la Fuente.

Okay.

I don't think he's a real challenger.

The film has won Best Director at the Cannes Film Festival for Los Javis, Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrosi, who apparently were dating and ended their 13-year romantic relationship while directing the film, but continue as collaborators.

La Bola Negra marks the acting debut for Spanish musician Guitarrica de la Fuente and features an amazing ensemble cast with special appearances by Penelope Cruz and Glenn Close in this intertwining multi-era storyline about the impacts of blackballing people for their sexuality during the Spanish Civil War and the ripple effects into modern day life.

All beautifully captured in 35mm footage by Gris Jordana, who brings her cinematography skills to capture a world, as she puts it, quote, as only analog could do that was essential to imbuing the film with emotional weight and the blend of naturalism and poetry, end quote.

The film is currently in cinemas and creating major awards buzz that will be available globally on Netflix December 2nd.

Yeah.

I need to say the name Guitarrica de la Fuente, who is our main guy.

Yes.

You know, he is, he's the, the trumpeter Sebastian, the trumpeter who gets drawn into the Spanish Civil War and has to guard Miguel Bernardo, who is super handsome.

It's an epic story of three gay men whose lives are all touched by the late Spanish poet and playwright Federico Garcia Lorca.

The lead actor, Alvaro Lafuente, wrote one of the film's songs.

It was released under his stage name, Guitarrica De Lafuente.

The World's Jerry Haddon caught up with him in Barcelona.

That's why I also made up a name for myself, like, so that people wouldn't know, uh, who, who I was.

[singing]

Now, lots of people know who Guitarrica Delafuente or Alvaro Lafuente is.

This is his single, "Babieca," from his twenty twenty-five hit album, Spanish Leather.

Yeah.

Agree, especially Guitárrica de la Fuente.

Uh-huh.

Oh.

No, because I think it's a great failure of the movie, on the one hand, that he's a guy who's good, supposedly, because I have many friends and I've met many girls in life that if you show them Bernardeo, it's the guy they tell you, I don't like handsome guys.

Because it's something that just wears out, you know what I mean? It appears, of course, you know what I mean? It has a symmetrical face, like handsome, but while Guitarrica de la Fuente, which we all liked a lot, and he's not even an actor, not being handsome, his character is growing, you're taking care of him, you're almost making friends with him, this guy is impenetrable and very boring, and he's a pain in the ass.

So, that he's like the object of desire...

It's very exaggerated, and the story I'm least interested in is the central story of these two.