Born in Madrid, Spain in 1964, Emma Suarez made her first film in 1980 and since then she has studied theatre and has been active in theatre, film and television until the 90s, when she began to shine in the film "The Gardener's Dog".
1. The film "Mosquito Net", a Spanish drama film directed by Agustí Vila in 2010, starring Emma Suárez, Eduard Fernández, Martina García, among others.
The film tells the story of a middle-class family who avoids their problems, Miguel wants to pay their immigrant girl Ana to eat with him, his wife Alice has different feelings with their son's friend, Miguel's parents suffer from Alzheimer's, and their son, in order to escape his parents' marital crisis, he closes himself off in his own silent world and instead spends his time picking up stray cats and dogs on the street.
Film Review: Can you be very happy if you are happy by constantly anesthetizing yourself in self-deception? Even if everyone's life is a mess, no one should say it, just turn a blind eye, and everything will not be better; The doorbell at the end of the movie is like the finishing touch, very absurd and ironic; The film uses a parallel montage narrative, which is calm on the surface, but in the end it still can't hide the power of the story text, a masterpiece worth watching.
2. The movie "Insects in the World", a Spanish romance film directed by Julio Mitan in 1999, starring Carmelo Gómez, Emma Suarez, Carla Elehard, etc.
The film tells the story of Angel, an exterminator who comes to a small town in Spain to remove tiny larvae from the soil, and the local winemaking industry discovers that these pests give their products an "earthy taste", which causes a division of opinion among the locals; In town, Angel engles with two beautiful and very different women and has a huge impact on their lives.
Movie Review: It's a slow-paced, deliberate, but engaging drama that incorporates great cinematography, a stunning soundtrack, and delightful production design; It's a fascinating film, and although it's a bit boring and lengthy at times, in any case, the film is funny, the themes are interesting and weird, and director Julio has his own style of storytelling.
3. The film "Red Squirrel", a Spanish comedy directed by Julio Mitan in 1993, starring Emma Suarez, Carmelo Gómez, Nancho Novo and others.
The movie tells the story of his girlfriend leaving, the band disbanding, and the frustrated rock musician Jota decides to leave the bridge, just as a runaway motorcycle comes from behind him, crashes through the guardrail and falls on the beach under the bridge. Jota rushes to the rescue and discovers that the female driver has lost her memory from the violent impact, and Jota lies that her name is Lisa and that she is her boyfriend.
Film Review: "Red Squirrel" is a strange and funny love story with an original surreal script and strange characters and scenes; The gorgeous Emma Suarez has an amazing performance and shows strong chemistry with the quirky and unusual Jota performed by Nanjo Novo, and the movie ends with a nice cut-off, a sweet ending without much content that gives the audience a happy ending like many novels that also fits the plot well.