The Other Side of the Bed
Why this pick
Like Things I Left in Havana, it turns Madrid into a lively arena for romantic collisions, sharp social comedy, and an ensemble negotiating love, friendship, and independence.
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Why this pick
Like Things I Left in Havana, it turns Madrid into a lively arena for romantic collisions, sharp social comedy, and an ensemble negotiating love, friendship, and independence.
Why this pick
This offers a more tender, socially grounded view of immigrant life in Madrid, with close female bonds and an observant balance of humor, hardship, and resilience.
Why this pick
For the same emotionally direct Spanish melodrama and charismatic cross-cultural romance, this follows desire and ambition through a polished period atmosphere.
Why this pick
Its Madrid-set blend of adult romance, comic misunderstandings, and sincere emotional reinvention fits the approachable, bittersweet warmth of Things I Left in Havana.
Why this pick
Chus Gutiérrez brings a similarly compassionate eye to migration and Spanish society, though in a quieter, more serious road-film register centered on unexpected human connection.
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01 / THE STORY
Three sisters leave Cuba in search of a better life in Madrid. While there, they encounter, among other things, other Cuban expatriates.
02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Igor
Nena

Azucena (as Kiti Manver)
Ludmila
Rosa
María
Lola

Javier