One of the great strengths of David Trueba’s cinema is that very particular sensitivity capable of seeping into everything —even the smallest detail. The way he portrays emotional emptiness —that silent winter no weather map detects— through calmness, quiet humour, and the kind of pain that only speaks when everything else falls silent.
Trueba looks at the world with lucid, playful and tender eyes. And you can feel it in his books, his films, his articles, in any conversation with him.

Siempre es invierno, adapted from his own novel Blitz, delicately captures that suspended instant between an ending and a rebirth: the moment when love fades, yet life stubbornly keeps going.

Intimate, restrained and unexpectedly luminous, this tragicomedy follows an architect in crisis with a shattered heart —a David Verdaguer who manages to shine even in his own collapse—.
A lost man embracing heartbreak, second chances, and that strange kind of luck that sometimes visits those who have nothing left to lose.

And now, the news that warms us up (yes, even in emotional winter):

On December 6th, David Trueba will join us in person at CineCiutat.

Sometimes life also gives us these small, perfect scenes.

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