Coordinates so you don't get lost in "Night."
Night for the night, day for the day: Night is proclaimed by Paul Urkijo's new film, Nightfrom Friday will be for everyone, both night and day. On Friday, November 14, the third feature film by Paul Urkijo Alijo (Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1984) will arrive in the cinemas after the audience of the Sitges Film Festival and the San Sebastian Fantastic Film Week.
The creator of the films Errementari and Irati has now plunged into the night universe to tell a story set in the mountains of the Basque Country in the 17th century, during the witch hunt. Kattalin flees from her husband and meets three women on that path. They are in a sink telling each other stories, and Kattalin is surprised to see that he has become the protagonist of those stories.
Before we see the movie, Paul Urkijo himself has given us several keys to enjoy the movie more.
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