Directed by Carla Sim—n, "Alcarrˆs" is a heartfelt Spanish-Italian drama that explores the impact of modernization on a traditional way of life. Sim—n, known for her award-winning debut "Summer 1993," brings a deeply personal touch to the film, capturing the essence of rural Catalonia and the struggles of its inhabitants. Her sensitive direction and authentic storytelling have earned her critical acclaim.

The film centers on the Sol≈Ω family, peach farmers in a small village in Catalonia, who face an uncertain future when the owner of their land dies and his heir decides to sell it. The family must navigate the challenges of preserving their heritage while adapting to the changing times. As they grapple with the potential loss of their livelihood, the film poignantly portrays their resilience and the bonds that hold them together.

"AlcarrÀÜs" received numerous awards, including the Golden Bear for Best Film at the Berlin International Film Festival and several Goya Awards
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