El ascensor de Romeo
César Ríos, 2013, Spain
Cast: José Sacristán, David V. Muro and Vanesa Lorenzo.
“Between a poet and his muse shouldn’t be more distance than the verses of a poem.”
«Throughout life, decisions are made that lead your professional life in one direction or another. Acting has crossed my path several times, but it was always short-lived. Acting is a creative expression that excites me and it is a subject I have pending.
To explore identities, bring life to different emotions, change costumes and play at being a character in front of eyes and lenses. Somehow, to act is to play».
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César Ríos, 2013, Spain
Cast: José Sacristán, David V. Muro and Vanesa Lorenzo.
“Between a poet and his muse shouldn’t be more distance than the verses of a poem.”
Grojo, 1998, Spain
Cast: Juan Márquez and Vanesa Lorenzo
Awarded at the Berlin Film Festival
“The flying man invites for lunch to a woman who walks carrying a fishtank. Who is the mole and who is the fairy?”
Leonardo Pieraccioni, 1997, Italy
Cast: Leonardo Pieraccioni, Massimo Ceccherini, Barbara Enrichi, Mandala Tayde and Vanesa Lorenzo
«In his thirties, Otto meets a psychoanalyst in the Maldives and overwhelms him with pressing questions. Why did he choose one woman over another? Why when the other woman came he tries to flatter her by all means? Otto tells his story with the hope that the psychoanalyst helps him understand why he made certain decisions».
Manuel Cussó-Ferrer, 1989, Spain
Cast: Fermí Reixach, Inma Belial, Rosario Flores, François Montagut, Antonio Chamorro, Nuria Candela, Hermann Bonnin, Victoria Sanz and Vanesa Lorenzo.
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“The film takes place during the break of a play, so that the fiction emerges from the characters in the audience. The film contains two parallel stories. On the one hand, the relationship that an inventor, old scientist prototype, maintained with a striptease music hall woman, narration that comes through hypnotism and memory. On the other, the relationship that a tech professional, hopefully in the future of new technologies applied to artistic creation, Dr. Wolfgang establishes fortuitously with a little girl, Palmira, theater student and babysitter spare time”