Kiki, Love to Love
Why this pick
Paco León again blends an ensemble of candid, eccentric characters with bawdy humour and surprising warmth, retaining the playful, lived-in Spanish energy of Carmina or Blow Up.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Paco León again blends an ensemble of candid, eccentric characters with bawdy humour and surprising warmth, retaining the playful, lived-in Spanish energy of Carmina or Blow Up.
Why this pick
This direct follow-up keeps Carmina’s wonderfully unruly presence, mixing family farce, neighbourhood texture and deadpan emotion in the same intimate Seville setting.
Why this pick
A broad but affectionate Spanish crowd-pleaser, driven by a larger-than-life woman, messy family bonds and communal comic spirit rather than polished conventionality.
Why this pick
A warm, offbeat Spanish character comedy whose handmade style and compassionate interest in imperfect people echo the unvarnished charm beneath Carmina’s mischief.
Why this pick
A wedding-day ensemble comedy that finds tenderness amid loud family conflict, social awkwardness and escalating chaos—an accessible match for Carmina’s comic volatility.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

María

Carmina
