Ten years after the publication of the novel Blitz (Anagrama, 2015), David Trueba (Madrid, 1969) directs the film adaptation of this everyday tragicomedy with the title of It's always winter (In theaters November 7). David Verdaguer (Despite the Sea, 1983) plays a landscape architect whose life is turned upside down during a few days at a conference in Belgium. His breakup with his partner (Amaia Salamanca) and the help of a woman 25 years his senior, who literally rescues him from the park (Isabelle Renauld), is an ordeal from which—though it may not seem so at first—something good could emerge.