Carmina

A young woman, Carmina, finds herself in a dire financial situation after her father's death. Desperate to make ends meet and care for her family, she takes on increasingly risky and morally ambiguous jobs. Her choices lead her down a path of crime and desperation, challenging her principles and testing her resolve.

Carmina received generally positive reviews, with critics often highlighting Aida Folch's powerful performance and the film's gritty portrayal of poverty and desperation. While some found the narrative somewhat bleak, many praised its raw honesty and effective storytelling.

• Praised for Aida Folch's compelling lead performance.
• Noted for its unflinching depiction of economic hardship.
• Some found the narrative too bleak, but appreciated its realism.

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Aida Folch was nominated for a Goya Award for Best Actress for her role in the film.

The film is a sequel to the 2009 film 'Carmina or Blow Up the Internet' and is part of a loosely connected trilogy focusing on the character of Carmina, continuing with 'Carmina y Amen' (2014).