David Oakes

Ray Stevenson

Aura Garrido

Winslow Iwaki

John Benfield

Ben Temple

Iván González

Alejandro Rod

Julien Blaschke

Damián Montesdeoca

Israel Bodero

Roberto Rincón

Cesar Alonso

Victor Alcalá

Nelly Guimaras

Sebastian Lochmann

Göran Lundström

Martín Sánchez Fernández

Sergio González Kuhn

Pablo Seoane

Valentín Isakov

Pedro Valero

Verónica Gutiérrez Gómez

Èlia Basullas

Fransesc Fusté Saus

Pablo Trasancos

Ignacio Millet

Carlos Caba

José Luis Martínez Díaz

Roberto Campos

Miguel Campos

Alek Orabona

Javier Lacasa

David Llopis

Lorena Díaz Arrondo

Guillermo Orbe

Pablo Domínguez

Juan Moreno

Diego Bajo

Alberto Costa

Yusef El Khadir

Gastón Emery

Patricia Escribano Bourgoin

Pablo Hernández-Meléndez

Ismael Nieto

Jorge Trueba

Rubén Sanz

Javier Mansilla

Antonio Miravalls

Patricia Sanz

Xavier Gens

Albert Sánchez Piñol

Jesús Olmo

Tapio Liukkonen

Eron Sheean

Mark Albela

Denise O'Dell

Víctor Reyes

Daniel Aranyó

Jeremy Zimmermann

Diego Betancor

Gil Parrondo

Óscar Sempere

Mani Martínez

Tatiana Hernández

Arturo Balseiro

Carmen Veinat

Miguel Sesé

Héctor Gil

David Domínguez

Lionel Garrote

Luis del Prado

Sergio Mantecón

Álvaro García

Guillem Huertas

Joaquín 'Kino' Sánchez

Pablo Rubio

Ferran Casas

Arturo Paiva Mediavilla

Ainara Castro

Carolina Pinillos Visscher

Félix Bergés

David Ramos

Laura Pedro

Pau Costa

Jaime Fernández-Cid Buscató

Iñaki Sánchez-Elvira

Ricardo Viñas

Digba Kurpjel

Oscar Victoria

Mayte Cabrera

Alfredo Díaz

Gabriel Gutiérrez

Eugenia Fernández-Pello

Irene Ilias

Mónica G. Lancha

Queralt González

Pau Itarte

Félix Rosell

Samantha Timmerman

Irene Manrique Matin

Marco Augusto Comba

Gregoire Gensollen

Lucette Legot

Jordi Roca Agut

Guillermo de la Cal

Noelia Peso

Almudena Pérez

Cassandra Noboa Sicre

Alberto Poveda Rey

Salvador Yagüe

Horror

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Drama

Cold Skin

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David Oakes is one of those actors regularly seen in lengthy historical television adaptations, but rarely making any decent appearances on the bg screen. In this clever and stylish adaptation of Piñol's novel, he plays a young man (with no name, known only as "Friend") deposited on a remote island as a weather monitor. He is teamed up with the rather eccentric "Gruner" (Ray Stevenson) and soon their rather testy relationship is being regularly challenged by their need to defend their lighthouse home each night from an army of curiously aggressive marine mammals. The mystery deepens when we discover that "Gruner" has one of them as a part time lover that he treats pretty appallingly. As the daily carnage continues unabated, "Friend" tries to find out why these attacks happen and to try and find some sort of solution. It's quite an odd concept; the story lacks structure in any conventional sense. It isn't just that they don't know why the creatures are attacking, we don't either. Their bewilderment is our's too; and coupled with the remoteness and starkness of the surroundings it actually all builds eerily and quite compellingly to a rather decent conclusion. Jesús Olmo has adapted the novel sparingly and Xavier Gens allows much of the, at times brutal and violent, imagery do the work. Certainly worth watching.

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