1/23/2024 0 Comments Marta etura![]() ![]() The series, consisting of 9 episodes, premiered in prime time on 13 September 2016 on La 1, the TVE's flagship channel. Outdoor shooting locations included the Calle de San Vicente Ferrer in Malasaña, Madrid. The episodes were directed by Iñaki Peñafiel and Peris Romano, whereas the adapted screenplay was authored by Rodolf Sirera, Peris Romano, Sergio Barrejón, Anaïs Schaaff and Javier Olivares. It was produced by RTVE in collaboration with José Frade PC. The series is an adaptation of the novel La sonata del silencio, authored by Paloma Sánchez-Garnica and a best-selling work in Spain in 2014. Maria Rosaria Omaggio as Roberta Moretti.The apartment building most around which fiction develops is set in the Plaza del Ángel, in Madrid. However, the job interview to work as personal assistant to an Italian businesswoman, Roberta Moretti ( Maria Rosaria Omaggio), will change her present and future. Marta sees herself in a situation she begins to work to support her daughter Elena ( Claudia Traisac) after her husband Antonio ( Daniel Grao) falls ill, facing the latter's humiliated reaction she also faces the gossiping of neighbours in relation to a misunderstanding with her neighbour Rafael ( Eduardo Noriega), who is actually secretly in love with Marta. While the presentation of the leading character takes places in 1934, the bulk of the fiction is set in 1946, after the Civil War, a society mired by machismo and the importance of outward appearances. The plot revolves around the life in Madrid of Marta Ribas ( Marta Etura). Produced by RTVE in collaboration with José Frade PC, it aired from September 2016 to November 2016 on La 1. It is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Paloma Sánchez-Garnica. Movie recommendations Rabbit-Reviews.The Sonata of Silence (Spanish: La sonata del silencio) is a Spanish period drama television series starring Marta Etura, Daniel Grao and Eduardo Noriega. Soon she becomes a subject of obsession for Cesar and to what degree this goes is up to you to find out. One of them is Clara, a beautiful girl living in the same building. He has no friends nor a girlfriend, no interests and nothing to make him happy, just his menial work and the smiling faces of other people who seem to be doing just fine. But still, here's something to keep you going: César works as a janitor in a building and is pretty much disappointed in life. Some scenes where Cesar is trying to avoid detection are nerve-wrecking and so intense that I felt like I was going through it all. I dived into this, now already cult, movie without any informations and was amazed, and so far everyone that have seen it had the same reaction. You probably noticed that the half of the review space has gone in some gibberish and not a word was said about the actual movie, and the reason for this is that I am afraid to say almost anything because it might ruin your viewing experience. I could go on and on telling you how good this movie is and how the atmosphere has that special vibe, that space-time continuum thingy captured, so every time you decide to watch it, you will relive it. One more thing about this movie is very disturbing and that is the sympathy for Cesar that I felt throughout the movie, although I maybe shouldn't. Sleep Tight or Mientras Duermes, is a Spanish movie and I implore you to see the original version in Spanish as with any other movie that has a dubbed version, no matter how good the dubbing is, it's still not the real thing. I was talking about the originality and the pureness of the ideas in European cinema, and if you remember a couple months earlier I reviewed El Habitante Incierto, another phenomenal Spanish movie with a great script. I haven't watched it yet, but it seems like a damn fine movie. Immediately after watching Mientras Duermes I checked out what other movies did this talented crew created and Celda 211 was my first choice. ![]() And lets be perfectly clear, these are not some straight-to-DVD movies with small budget and amateur actors, but a full-bloodied cinema masterpieces, with phenomenal actors and immaculate scripts. What is fascinating (fascinating, this movie form is alive) about them are the plots and general ideas that are so whacked out and original that it's mind boggling. We have seen a multitude of Spanish movies that are excellent but somehow they don't reach any of the viewers and instead rot in the video stores (I guess they still exist.). After big summer blockbusters, I think it's time to turn to a more thought-provoking European movies, and Mientras Duermes is a perfect choice. ![]()
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