Josefina Molina passes away, the director who paved the way for women filmmakers in Spain

Josefina Molina passes away, the director who paved the way for women filmmakers in Spain

Josefina Molina (Córdoba, 1936), director of works such as Función de noche, Esquilache, or the series Teresa de Jesús, dedicated a good part of her life to demonstrating that the female perspective was not an exception in the history of cinema, but an essential part of it. A pioneer of Spanish audiovisual, the first woman to graduate in Directing from the Official Film School and the first filmmaker to receive the Honorary Goya, she turned each project into a claim for female freedom to tell their own stories. “To see the world in relief you have to have two eyes and Humanity has been one-eyed for too long,” Molina stated. The sentence ended up becoming the best summary of a life dedicated to broadening the perspective of cinema. The director passed away this Saturday in Madrid at the age of 89. The wake will take place at the Boadilla del Monte funeral home starting at 16:00 hours.

Read Full News
France wakes up too late but Mbappé is already touching the Golden Boot after a double.

France wakes up too late but Mbappé is already touching the Golden Boot after a double.

It was a match to inflate numbers and aim for records, and it did not disappoint. Miami witnessed the highest-scoring game among the 103 played in the World Cup. England took the bronze after a great first half in which France did not show up. The French reaction in the second half served to add excitement and for Mbappé to achieve his double scoring objective. With a double to make it 3-4, he extended his lead in the Golden Boot (10 goals, two more than Messi) and became the top scorer in World Cup history with 22 goals (one more than Leo). The final is still to come.

Read Full News
The PP downplays Rajoy's words about France: "They are comments in favor of Spain and without bad intentions"

The PP downplays Rajoy’s words about France: “They are comments in favor of Spain and without bad intentions”

The PP has downplayed Mariano Rajoy’s words about the French national football team, which will face Spain this Tuesday in the World Cup. The former Prime Minister said on Friday that France has “a very high-level squad,” but “without French players,” words that the PP relativizes because they were written in a column in El Debate in a “sarcastic” way and “without bad intentions.”

Read Full News
Barça takes Camp Nou to ecstasy by being crowned League champion against Madrid

Barça takes Camp Nou to ecstasy by being crowned League champion against Madrid

It was not just winning a League. It was doing it against Madrid. It was not just prevailing in a clásico. It was doing it in the clásico that decided the title. It was not just any celebration. It was a unique celebration. That is how the Barcelona fans understood it at the Spotify Camp Nou, turned into a wave of emotions. That is how the blaugrana players interpreted it, who gave their all to not miss an opportunity that had never come before. Barcelona’s second consecutive League came thanks to two superb goals from Rashford and Ferran. The fifth title of the Flick era arrived with a victory over a shattered and disoriented Madrid, lost in their fights and lack of a plan. Barça’s third League in four seasons was unleashed justly, with the team’s best player, Lamine Yamal, enjoying it from the stands due to injury.

Read Full News
Former mayor of Sant Feliu de Guíxols arrested for masturbating in a hotel pool in Santa Susanna

Former mayor of Sant Feliu de Guíxols arrested for masturbating in a hotel pool in Santa Susanna

The former socialist mayor of Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Pere Albó, was arrested yesterday afternoon for masturbating in public at a hotel in Santa Susanna (Maresme), according to Cadena Ser. The former Junts deputy in the Parliament has been accused of exhibitionism after entering the premises without authorization, where there were about fifty people, many of them minors.

Read Full News