‘Closed rooms’, ‘My great night’ and ‘The King of Havana’, awarded in the Latin Beat Festival of Tokyo

The Latin Beat Festival, the main Spanish -speaking cinematographic appointment of Japan, has been held between October 8 and 12 in the Japanese capital with a program that has included 17 Spanish and Latin American productions.

Four TVE productions have received awards at the Latin Beat Festival of Tokyo: Best Film for Closed rooms, era miniseries co-produced by TVE, TV-3 and Diagonal TV Adaptation of the homonymous novel by Care Santos; best director and actor for Álex de la Iglesia and Raphael for My great night; And best actress for Yordanka Ariosa for The King of Havana, directed by Agustí Villaronga, also with TVE participation.

The Latin Beat Festival, the main Spanish -speaking cinematographic appointment of Japan, has been held between October 8 and 12 in the Japanese capital with a program that has included 17 Spanish and Latin American productions. This itinerant festival was created twelve years ago to serve as a window to the novelties of the Latin film industry in the Asian country.

Closed rooms It is a melodrama directed by Lluis María Güell and set in two times, the present and the first decades of the twentieth century. Adriana Ugarte and Álex García lead the cast of this co -production that tells the history and secrets of Los, a powerful bourgeois family of Barcelona in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

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