Avalanches, temperatures worthy of the North Pole and bureaucratic problems are some of the obstacles that the filming of ‘shadow valley‘. The film team has spent some difficult months in the Himalayas, but they are back. The film has been presented at the San Sebastian festival.
The story, starring the Goya winner Miguel Herran It begins with a trip to a dream destination, the Himalayas in India. Its director Salvador Calvo tells the laSexta microphones that filming has been hard as well as fascinating. “Wherever you put the cameras you see impressive landscapes,” he adds.
The new Atresmedia production tells the story of the first vacations of Quique, Clara and little Lucas, interrupted by the attack by bandits during a storm while sleeping outside. Quique is rescued by a native and will have to cross the mountains to try to survive. “It is based above all on the personal grief that this man has,” explains Herrán.
The message he wants to leave with the viewer is clear. “No matter how much happens to you and how hard it is, life goes on,” reveals the protagonist.
Source: Lasexta
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