"Ancha es Castilla / N'importe quoi", the film of the image of Sónar 2014,debuts today, Tuesday 13thof May, via Thump and Filmin online platforms, where you can watch it for free. Directed by Sergio Caballero (co-director of the festival), the picture competed in the official section of the Rotterdam International Film Festival.

Watch the film via Filmin / Watch the film via Thump

"Ancha es Castilla / N'importe quoi" is a horror movie with a sick sense of humour, which tells the story of a girl possessed by the devil who performs exorcisms with her family, to expel the evil inside. It is a short film (25 minutes in length), with characters comprised of ??food and inspired by Goya 's Black Paintings. As is typical of Caballero's films, the plot and dialogue were developed after the shoot. The result is disturbing, crude and filthy: the most punk Caballero movie to date.

From the outset the Sónar image has been one of the festival's foremost attractions. Caballero`s work on all festival imagery often plays with ironic and provocative elements and is at times far removed from images usually associated with electronic music.

Written and directed: Sergio Caballero
Cast: Lolo & Sosaku, Rita Caballero
Cinematography: Claudia Mallart & Marc Gómez del Moral
Edited by: Martí Roca
Art Direction: Lolo & Sosaku, Sergio Caballero
Character Design: Lolo & Sosaku
Music: EVOL
Sound Supervisor: Pedro Alcalde
Produced by AM Films / Sonar Festival

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