After the success of the comedy 53 diumenges at the Teatre Romea in 2020, Cesc Gay (Barcelona, 1967) premieres a Spanish version of the play at the Teatre Condal, where it can be seen from September 9 to 27. The director already adapted the story a few months ago for the homonymous original Netflix film and now returns to Barcelona with a cast formed by actors Julián López, Pepa Charro (La Terremoto de Alcorcón), Xavi Mira and Candela Serrat, in the roles played in 2020 by Pere Arquillué, Marta Marco, Lluís Villanueva and Àgata Roca, respectively.

The invite, he remake produced by Hollywood Cesc Gay's comedy Sentimental The film, which premiered a few days ago at the Sundance Film Festival, has been acquired by A24 for over €10 million. Olivia Wilde directs the film and leads a cast that also includes Seth Rogen, Edward Norton, and a blonde Penélope Cruz. Wilde and Rogen play the couple who in Sentimental Griselda Siciliani and Javier Cámara played the roles, and Norton and Cruz are the married couple originally played by Alberto San Juan and Belén Cuesta.

With over twenty-five years of experience as a filmmaker, Cesc Gay (Barcelona, ​​​​1967) is one of the most reliable directors in Catalan cinema, an author with a passion for storytelling and a solid talent for creating characters and writing dialogue. In My friend Eva, which opens this Friday, puts aside the bewildered men who have worked so well for her in the past and accompanies a married woman (Nora Navas) with children on the most unexpected adventure of her life: reinventing herself at nearly 50 as a single woman in search of love. It is one of her most playful films, a bittersweet comedy with a dramatic undertone that champions second chances and romance in the age of Tinder.