In recent days there has been an international film festival that screens an excellent film from a different country every night. Last night was AContretemps' "Accident," which was released in Spain last year.

In recent days there has been an international film festival that screens an excellent film from a different country every night. Last night was A Contretemps, released in Spain last year, and the story is about what happened in one day in Madrid in 2008. At that time, Spain, which was hit by the banking and real estate crisis and mass unemployment, was in a social crisis, and the fate of several minor characters in the story was intertwined, and the three plots were parallel. Spain has been displaced by the housing bubble that has forced 400,000 families to hand over their properties since 2007, and this situation continues. Contrary to her usual style, this film by Penelope Cruz tells a profound social story in one hour and forty minutes.

After the movie, there was a small drinking party.