Diamond Flash
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- Ángela Boix
- Miquel Insua
- Klaus
- Rocío León
- Eva Llorach
- Victoria Radonic
- Ángela Villar
| Diamond Flash | |
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 Film poster | |
| Directed by | Carlos Vermut |
| Written by | Carlos Vermut |
| Starring |
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| Cinematography | Carlos Vermut |
| Edited by | Carlos Vermut |
Production company | Psicosoda Films |
| Distributed by | Filmin |
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| Country | Spain |
| Language | Spanish |
Diamond Flash is a 2011 Spanish independent film directed, written and produced by Carlos Vermut in his directorial debut feature.
The plot consists of five vignettes concerning five women (Violeta, Elena, Lola, Juana, and Enriqueta) who share a mutual connection to the mysterious Diamond Flash.[1]
Cast
- Ángela Boix as Juana[2]
- Miquel Insua as Diamond Flash[2]
- Klaus as Jaime[2]
- Rocío León as Lola[2]
- Eva Llorach as Violeta[2]
- Victoria Radonic as Enriqueta[2]
- Ángela Villar as Elena[2]
- Javier Botet as hombre chistoso[2]
Production
Boasting a low budget of about €20,000,[3] the film was financed by the money Vermut made from Jelly Jamm.[4] The film blends genres such as giallo, science-fiction, comedy, drama, thriller, and superhero films.[5] Shooting locations included the Centro district in Madrid, including the area of Malasaña.[6][7]
Release
The Albacete-based Abycine Festival selected the picture for the non-competitive slate, with the film premiering in 2011.[3][8][9] Diamond Flash was later picked up for a screening at the Sitges Film Festival.[9] It had a straight streaming release on Filmin on 8 June 2012.[10][1] It eventually earned a cult status.[3][11][12]