Spanska

A modern-day vampire film which re-works the ancient themes of fear and desire. Jesus Gris (Federico Luppi) is an antique dealer who, with his grandaughter Aurora, discovers a mysterious scarab-like object at the base of an old statue. The statue's previous owner was a 16th century alchemist who seeked eternal life and the object turns out to be the Cronos which grants the user eternal life in exchange for blood.<br/><br/>Intrigued, Jesus is drawn into the grip of the Cronos and when Dieter and his nephew Angel (who hold the alchemist's diaries) hound the antique dealer, Aurora tries to save her grandfather but she too becomes a part of the thirst for blood.

Jesus and Maria are a couple going through a difficult time in their relationship, with the added pressure of being new parents. They even argue over which coffee table to buy! When Jesus finally gets his way it's a decision that will shatter their lives forever. <br/><br/>Special Features <br/>New audio commentary by Zoë Rose Smith and Amber T<br/>What Scares Us the Most: a new interview with Director Caye Casas<br/>A Sensory Journey: a new interview with Actor David Pareja<br/>We Are All Nuts: a new interview with Actor Estefanía de los Santos<br/>Natural Oppression: a new interview with Director of Photography Alberto Morago<br/>Postpartum: Rebecca Sayce on The Coffee Table<br/>Caye Casas Short films: RIP and Nada S.A<br/><br/><br/>Limited Edition Contents<br/>Rigid slipcase with new artwork by Luke Headland<br/>120-page book with new essays by Anton Bitel, Jennie Kermode, Joe Lipsett, Shelagh Rowan-Legg Josh Slater-Williams and Dolores Quintana plus storyboard comparisons.<br/>6 collectors' art cards