description Black Bread Overview
Black Bread is a 2010 Spanish drama film exploring family dynamics within a rural French setting. Directed by Agustí Villaronga, it adapts Emili Teixidor’s novel and delves into complex relationships through a narrative set in the 2010s. The movie's stark visuals and intimate portrayal resonate with audiences interested in character-driven stories and LGBTQ+ themes. It is particularly relevant for those engaging with European cinema and literary adaptations.
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info Black Bread Specifications
| Country | France |
| Year | 2010 |
help Black Bread FAQ
Where is Black Bread actually set?
Black Bread is set in rural Catalonia during the harsh aftermath of the Spanish Civil War, not in France or the 2010s. Its Catalan title is Pa negre.
What does Andreu discover in Black Bread?
Young Andreu discovers a dying man and becomes entangled in an investigation that threatens his father. His search exposes political grudges, violence, and lies within his own family.
Is Black Bread based on a novel?
Yes. Agustí Villaronga adapted the film principally from Emili Teixidor's novel Pa negre while incorporating material associated with other Teixidor works.
How many Goya Awards did Black Bread win?
Black Bread won nine Goya Awards in 2011, including Best Film and Best Director. It was also selected as Spain's submission for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.
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