11/17- 7 p.m. BDC Screen: Mute

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The BDC Screen cycle returns with a selection of six films inspired by “The identity“. Identity is a construction in motion, shaped by the origins, experiences, connections and decisions we make, but also by the way the world looks at us. In a diverse and constantly changing metropolitan area, identities coexist that mix, evolve and redefine the complex and enriching reality. The selected billboard explores this diversity from roots, migration, family ties, memory, gender identity or sense of belonging. Personal stories that, from very different contexts, invite us to reflect on who we are, what defines us and how we relate to others. We will start the November 17 at 7 p.m with the movie deafof Eve Liberty. ——————————————————– You can participate in the analysis of this film by signing up for the program for cinephiles Cinema yard or the monographic Masterclass with Gerard Marginedas, executive producer of the film and the production company Distinto Films. [Inscriu-t’hi]

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Address: Eve Liberty

Genre: drama

Duration: 99 min

Year: 2025

Country: Spain

Recommended age: suitable for all audiences

Original version: Spanish

SYNOPSIS

Ángela (Miriam Garlo) and Héctor (Álvaro Cervantes) are expecting the birth of their first daughter. After the birth, while they wait to find out if the child is hearing or deaf, they discover that the differences they had learned to live with until then take on a new dimension. Ángela’s fears about the girl’s future and Héctor’s difficulties in understanding everything she is going through raise questions that will test their relationship.

Eva Libertad avoids turning deafness into the center of the conflict and focuses on the small cracks that appear within the couple when certainties begin to waver. Without drama or explicit speeches, observe how motherhood forces both to rethink the way they communicate, accompany each other and understand the other’s needs.

Based on the short film of the same name, distinguished with the Goya Award (2023), Sorda expands that universe with an intimate and rigorous look. The interpretation of Miriam Garlo, also the protagonist of the short, gives the character an unusual truth in cinema.

Premiered at the Berlinale, the film won the Audience Award and the CICAE Award. It was also one of the big winners of the Gaudí Awards, with three awards (best direction, best adapted screenplay and best supporting actor). At the Goya Awards she won three more: best new director, best supporting actor and best new actress for Miriam Garlo, the first deaf performer to receive this recognition.