It’s about three people with their own personal problems, needs and desires, whose paths cross and they go on a road trip across the stunning backdrop of country and coastal Spain, where they learn about each other, help one another, and learn about themselves.
There is good character development in the three main characters leaving you wanting to know what happens next, when you’re not chuckling at their predicament. It’s not all laughs though, and there are some serious themes and issues relating to family and culture that will tug at your heartstrings. The acting performances of the entire cast are outstanding. I would not say one stood out over another.
The film is in Spanish with English subtitles. Thumbs up from me – one of the best films I have seen this year. Living is Easy With Eyes Closed is a treat. Go and see it – you’ll love it.
Where?
Starts 29 April in Sydney at Palace Norton Street, Leichardt
Check out the Spanish Film Festival 2014 website for other screening times in Sydney and around Australia.