La sagrada família

In 'La sagrada família', two young sisters, Clara and Alba, are confined to their home by their religiously fervent mother who believes the outside world is a place of sin. Their stifling existence is disrupted when a young man, Marcos, enters their lives, offering a glimpse of freedom and awakening forbidden desires. This encounter sets in motion a series of events that will challenge their perceived reality and lead to tragic consequences.

Carlos Vermut's debut feature, 'La sagrada família,' garnered significant attention for its audacious and disturbing narrative. Critics praised its bold exploration of taboo themes, unsettling atmosphere, and strong performances, particularly from its young lead actresses. However, its graphic content and bleak outlook led to divided opinions, with some finding it challenging and provocative, while others deemed it excessively gratuitous.

• Praised for its daring and provocative themes.

• Noted for its unsettling atmosphere and strong performances.

• Criticized by some for its graphic and bleak nature.

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Carlos Vermut wrote, directed, and co-edited 'La sagrada família', showcasing his multifaceted talent even in his directorial debut.