Seminal Films Acquires Internationally Acclaimed Spanish Film
Los Angeles, CA, July 16, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Seminal Films is pleased to announce it has acquired the internationally acclaimed Spanish language film Station Of The Forgotten, a love story full of warmth and emotion.
Station Of The Forgotten chronicles the relationship between an old sailor (Domingo) stranded away from sea and a teenager (Pau) who finds it difficult to fit into society. Their paths will cross, for various reasons, at the old people’s home where Domingo now lives, and where Pau is serving a community service sentence.
They find each other at a key point in their respective lives: Pau is negotiating the tricky path from adolescence to maturity, and Domingo, the equally tricky one leading from old age to death. In spite of their age difference, they will become the closest of travel companions.
With the help of Pau and Domingo’s granddaughter (Clara), the old sailor will break free from the old age home in order to see the sea one last time. In this story, the main characters are forced to confront facts that will change their lives forever. Touching and compelling, Station of the Forgotten encourages viewers to think about our elders, whose only fate seems to be forgotten.
And once they’re gone, it’s sometimes too late to get them back. At the end of the journey, Domingo will be reunited with his beloved wife, Pau will finally find his place in society, and Clara will find herself again.
Station Of The Forgotten is a journey to the lighthouse at the edge of the world (Creus Cape) and a story about fate, love and bridging the generation gap.
The film has been at ten festivals winning critical acclaim both domestically and internationally. Some of the festivals include the Cairo International Film Festival, the San Diego Latino Film Festival, the Method Fest Film Festival, the Bermuda International Film Festival, and the Brussels Film Festival.
The film is directed by Christian Molina and Sandra Serna and produced by Canónigo Films. It stars Belén Fabra, Francesc Garrido, Katia Klein, Teresa Manresa and Nilo Mur.
About Seminal Films:
Seminal Films, LLC is a film company specializing in independent film acquisition and production based in Los Angeles, California and Edmonton, Alberta. Seminal Films is a division of the Da Silva Group, a well-established media group with radio interests as well as music and film labels.
For more information please contact:
Christine Perez
christine@seminalfilms.com
For Canadian press inquiries please contact:
Faye Lee
flee@dasilvagroup.com
The Culver Studios
9336 Washington Blvd
Culver City, CA 90232
Ph: 310-202-3450
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Station Of The Forgotten chronicles the relationship between an old sailor (Domingo) stranded away from sea and a teenager (Pau) who finds it difficult to fit into society. Their paths will cross, for various reasons, at the old people’s home where Domingo now lives, and where Pau is serving a community service sentence.
They find each other at a key point in their respective lives: Pau is negotiating the tricky path from adolescence to maturity, and Domingo, the equally tricky one leading from old age to death. In spite of their age difference, they will become the closest of travel companions.
With the help of Pau and Domingo’s granddaughter (Clara), the old sailor will break free from the old age home in order to see the sea one last time. In this story, the main characters are forced to confront facts that will change their lives forever. Touching and compelling, Station of the Forgotten encourages viewers to think about our elders, whose only fate seems to be forgotten.
And once they’re gone, it’s sometimes too late to get them back. At the end of the journey, Domingo will be reunited with his beloved wife, Pau will finally find his place in society, and Clara will find herself again.
Station Of The Forgotten is a journey to the lighthouse at the edge of the world (Creus Cape) and a story about fate, love and bridging the generation gap.
The film has been at ten festivals winning critical acclaim both domestically and internationally. Some of the festivals include the Cairo International Film Festival, the San Diego Latino Film Festival, the Method Fest Film Festival, the Bermuda International Film Festival, and the Brussels Film Festival.
The film is directed by Christian Molina and Sandra Serna and produced by Canónigo Films. It stars Belén Fabra, Francesc Garrido, Katia Klein, Teresa Manresa and Nilo Mur.
About Seminal Films:
Seminal Films, LLC is a film company specializing in independent film acquisition and production based in Los Angeles, California and Edmonton, Alberta. Seminal Films is a division of the Da Silva Group, a well-established media group with radio interests as well as music and film labels.
For more information please contact:
Christine Perez
christine@seminalfilms.com
For Canadian press inquiries please contact:
Faye Lee
flee@dasilvagroup.com
The Culver Studios
9336 Washington Blvd
Culver City, CA 90232
Ph: 310-202-3450
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