Orgullo

Shot in the mountainous landscape of the Picos de Europa, in northern Spain, this rural drama is the fourth film by Spanish director Manuel Mur Oti, who reiterates his aim of making virtuoso and resounding cinema. The composition of the natural space and the difficulties of filming in such an inhospitable environment were two suitable incentives for Juan Mariné to demonstrate his ability to photograph an open space reminiscent of the imaginary western. Synopsis: Laura returns to her village from Paris after ten years of absence. Her mother trusts that, from that moment on, she will be in charge of the cattle ranch. Laura will soon discover the hatred that exists between her family and the Alzaga family, whose land is separated by a river. Laura will not feel this legacy as her own, nor will Enrique, the first-born son of the neighboring family.