LA REDEMPCIÓ DELS PEIXOS

Visiting Venice is the dream of thousands of people, but for Marc this trip is not a vacation. His quest is to find the father he never knew, a rite of passage for a young man trying to make sense of his own life. Marc discovers a father with a murky past while delving into the ancient labyrinth of Venice, with its beauties and its deceptions.

“A beautifully directed story of family rediscovery (…) a film with much charm and much to say about family, the lies and half-truths that we all tell each other. A splendid way to discover the alleys of Venice, supported by the delicate performances of the actors, especially the two central characters; Marc, projected with an absent charm and a touching optimism by Miquel Quer, and Samantha Silvestri, who has – rightly – won good reviews and awards for her seductive interpretation of Carlotta” Owen Baker, Take One

“A very meritorious film, at the same time as imperfect, that talks about learning, the concept of family, the present, the future and the things that really matter in life (…) we are facing a filmmaker and a film with its own voice, with its own look, is the demonstration that cinema is born in the blood and surrenders to it” José López Pérez, NoSoloCine

“Incredibly gentle and sensitive. I adored everything, the excellently selected and magnificent actors, Venice so sweet, the dialogues, the story, everything: Bravissimo!” Adelina Cúberyan von Fúrstenberg, Director of ART for The World

“The film is impressive, not only because Venice is a glorious city, but also because Torrent has given it the space to breathe and be itself, without a perfect postcard mentality that others might have had when shooting a film there. We can think that Venice is the main actress at the heart of this film, fueling the action, the heart of the film is actually the way Torrent shows our contemporary relationships and pseudo communication in this centenarian city” The Apsley Agent, The Unofficial Guide to the Cambridge Film Festival