Spanish Film Festival in town

Spain has more to offer than tango, tortillas and matador fights, proves the fourth Spanish Film Festival in townThe world loves Spain for its spunk and style, and so does Delhi. It's no wonder, then, that Spanish filmmakers are back with a bang. As the fourth Spanish Film Festival hits town today, we get you the best flick picks. Sing along: A still from Las 13 Rosas The fourth Spanish Film Festival On till: March 20At: Stein Auditorium, India Habitat CentreEntry: Free (passes available at India Habitat Centre Reception)Ring: 26011430/31/32Different strokesWar, love, betrayal, murder, joy, mystery and hopeu00a0there is a cinematic genre for every patron. The nine films to be screened are counted among the best Spanish productions. Spanish cinema resembles Indian films in terms of themes, story, drama and plot. So, in a way, the festival is a meeting point for two like-minded nations, offers Sanjoy Roy, organiser. We raise the curtains.Las 13 Rosas (13 Roses)When: Tomorrow, 7 pmDirector: Emilio Martu00c3nez-LazaroIt is based on the dramatic end of the Spanish Civil War in 1939.u00a0 Miguely William (Miguel and William)When: March 18, 6.30 pmDirector: Ines Paru00c3sThe greatest authors of their time - William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantesu00a0come face to face in a battle for love.Yo (Me)When: Tomorrow, 9 pmDirector: Rafa CortesYo, a German worker, is accused of something he hasn't done. How tough is it to prove one's innocence?Ladrones (Thieves)When: Tomorrow, 6.30 pmu00a0 Director: Jaime MarquesWhen an 18-year-old thief plans to begin afresh, his past comes back to haunt him.La Torre de Suso (Suso's Tower)When: March 18, 9 pmDirector: Tom FernandezCundo returns home after a decade to mourn the death of his best friend, Suso. He discovers there's unfinished business to be dealt with.