Our Father, Our President

'Parenostre' is a Spanish political drama and biographical film directed by Manuel Huerga and written by Toni Soler, set to premiere on April 16, 2025, in theaters. The plot centers around the figure of Jordi Pujol, former president of the Generalitat of Catalonia, portrayed by Josep Maria Pou. The story addresses his political and personal journey, focusing on the corruption scandal that affected his legacy and that of his family.

The narrative begins in July 2014, when Pujol admits to having undeclared funds in Andorra, a revelation that shook his public image and transformed him from a revered leader to a controversial figure. Through flashbacks, the film explores key moments in his life, such as his youthful activism and his leadership during Spain's democratic transition. It delves into his relationship with Marta Ferrusola, his wife, played by Carme Sansa, and with their children, who were also involved in the financial scandal.

The film presents a reflection on morality, power, and Catalan identity, inviting the audience to question the thin line between heroism and corruption. Huerga's direction is characterized by its innovative approach, utilizing advanced chroma technology and virtual sets to recreate historical and political scenarios, offering a unique take on biographical cinema.