Fraternity (film)
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- Juan Gautier
- Josep Lluís Gómez Frechilla
- Samuel Hurtado
- Andrea Gautier
- Juan Gautier
- Diego Saniz
- Manuel Manrique
- Zoe Berriatua
- Rosa García Merino
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| Spanish | El aspirante |
| Directed by | Juan Gautier |
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| Cinematography | Rober Montero |
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| Music by | Cirilo Fernández |
| Distributed by | Begin Again Films |
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| Country | Spain |
| Language | Spanish |
Fraternity (Spanish: El aspirante)[1] is a 2024 Spanish psychological thriller film directed by Juan Gautier (in his directorial debut feature). It stars Jorge Motos, Lucas Nabor, Eduardo Rosa, and Catalina Sopelana.
The plot follows the plight of rookies Carlos and Dani in the university residence Tolentino, facing the worst of themselves after being caught in a downward spiral involving toxic masculinity and hazing.[2][1]
Cast
- Lucas Nabor as Carlos[3]
- Jorge Motos as Dani[3]
- Eduardo Rosa as Pepe[3]
- Catalina Sopelana as Lau[3]
- Felipe Pirazán as Fer[3]
- Pedro Rubio as Olmo[3]
Production
The MAFIZ industry area held in parallel to the 27th Málaga Film Festival awarded the project with the Málaga Work In Progress España prize in March 2024.[4] The film was produced by Smiz and Pixel alongside Kabiria Films, La Bestia Produce and Featurent,[5] with the participation of RTVE and the backing of Ayuntamiento de Madrid, the Madrid regional administration, and ECAM.[2] It was fully shot in Madrid.[6]