Malasaña 32

'Malasaña 32' is a horror film inspired by real events that took place in this neighborhood of Madrid. The project is directed by Albert Pintó, the Catalan filmmaker known for 'Matar a Dios', and will transport us to the Madrid of the the 1970s, where a family is plunged into a living nightmare in the neighborhood of Malasaña to which they have moved. The main characters, Manolo and Candela, start to settle down in this neighborhood of Madrid with their three sons and grandfather, but they soon find that they are not alone in the house they've bought. The setting of Malasaña was selected by the filmmaker as a characteristically Spanish neighbourhood which has evolved over the years and which represents many typical qualities of locations in Madrid, such as the architecture. The film, which also falls into the subgenre of daylight horror, suggests that the very buildings we make our homes in can also be the core of our worst nightmares.

Amongst the impressive cast stand out Begoña Vargas ('Alta mar' o 'La otra mirada'), Ivan Marcos ('Fariña'), Beatriz Segura ('La caza. Monteperdido'), Sergio Castellanos ('La peste'), José Luis de Madariaga ('Hierro'), Iván Renedo, María Ballesteros ('Que Dios nos perdone') and Javier Botet ('It'). Alongside this cast, 'Malasaña 32' basts a team of writers including Campos, Gema R. Neira, Salvador S. Molina and David Orea.