Synopsis
'Next' is a documentary that portrays the experience of American girls aged 6 to 16 who want to be famous (actresses, singers, ect.). Is the first documentary of director and producer Elia Urquiza, after a career of more than ten years, in which she has developed several projects, always linked to the film industry and advertising. Perhaps the versatility and nomadism (she has lived and worked between Spain and USA) of this director are the breeding ground for this very true story, to the theme and its location, the airport in Los Angeles. That's where they go, every day, dozens of girls, accompanied by their mothers, for auditions here and there. They came from cities across the country, populations where nothing ever happens, with the claim of fulfilling the American dream.
The essentials
- Runtime
- 72 min1 hour and 12 minutes
- How long is Next?
- 1 hour and 12 minutes (72 minutes).
Cast
Full cast (4)- Writers
- Elia Urquiza
- Producers
- David Martín Porras, Rocío Mesa
- Cinematography
- Elia Urquiza
Reviews
Trivia
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The idea for the film came whilst Elia Urquiza resided in Los Angeles, where he studied a master in filmmaking.
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Alongside with other Spanish residents in Los Angeles, the director created the Panda, a specialized production company to offer civilians the possibility of shooting in American.
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Elia Urquiza production company has worked on films like Open Windows by Nacho Vigalondo, or 10,000 km, by Carlos Marques-Marcet.
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Elia Urquiza has worked on television and advertising networks like Fox or MTV World.
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