A film doesn't need to have a big budget to be original and groundbreaking. Beyond the two infinite minutes, by Japanese director Jun Yamaguchi, is a clear example. With only two screens, one showing what will happen in exactly two minutes, and the other showing the corresponding past, a comic vaudeville-style plot is created. After the initial childish play, the characters quickly discover the obvious applications this can offer, leading us to a completely absurd ending, yet one that is typical of the genre.

The story of the Pujol family, for years a symbol of power in Catalonia and later the epicenter of one of the most notorious scandals in Catalan politics, comes to theaters with Our Father, The first film to address the fall of the Pujol Ferrusola family. Directed by Manuel Huerga and written by Toni Soler, the film will be released in theaters on April 16th by Filmax. It tells the story of how the former president of the Generalitat (Catalan government) and his family dealt with the crisis surrounding the undeclared fortune in Andorran bank accounts.

In 1975, in Hollywood, a joke became fashionable: "What has white teeth, earns millions of dollars, devours women and is not Warren Beatty?", the answer was Jaws, Steven Spielberg's film about the killer shark that attacked bathers who were innocently swimming in the sea. This February 18th Shark 50 years ago. It's been half a century since its premiere. A film that caused a turning point in the way we consume cinema and that became an icon of popular culture.