La Luz Banda Sonora Original
La Luz
Banda Sonora Original
Director Fernando Franco
Cast Alberto San Juan, Pedro Casablanc, Miguel Rellan, Maria
Galiana
Music Maite Arroitajauregi
Label Plaza Mayor Company Ltd
"La Luz" tells
the story of Manuel, Alberto San Juan, a priest who is very well liked in his
parish and who, faced with the threat of his dark past coming to light, will
make a decision that will shake the very foundations of the institution that
protected him.
This original and
disruptive approach connects directly with the creative universe of Fernando
Franco, one of the most unique voices in Spanish cinema, with a filmography
focused on exploring human psychology through his characters. With “La herida,”
his directorial debut, he managed to win a Goya Award for Best New Director and
the Special Jury Prize at the San Sebastián Film Festival. Following his first
film as a director, he has released other titles such as “Morir” and “La
consagración de la primavera” – which were also part of the official section of
the San Sebastián Film Festival – and “Subsuelo,” his latest released film.
Additionally, Franco is also a film editor and has been nominated for the Goya
Awards for Best Editing seven times for his work on “Robot Dreams,” “Los
pequeños amores,” “Un año, una noche,” “Black Beach,” “Viaje al cuarto de una
madre,” “Que Dios nos perdone,” and “Blancanieves.” In “La Luz” Franco a It
tackles, from a perspective as personal as it is unprecedented, the topic of handling
pedophilia in the church through writing and directing, focusing on the figure
of the repentant abuser.
"La Luz" stars
Alberto San Juan (winner of two Goya Awards for Best Supporting Actor for
"Sentimental" and Best Leading Actor for "Bajo las estrellas",
"La cena", "Casa en flames"), Pedro Casablanc (winner of a
Forqué Award for Best TV Actor for "Querer", "El talento",
"B, la película"), Miguel Rellán ("El cautivo",
"Vergüenza", "Tiempo después"), María Galiana (winner of a
Goya Award for Best Leading Actress for "Solas", "Cuéntame cómo
pasó", "Tapas"), Luis Callejo ("El cautivo",
"Tarde para la ira", "Princesas"), and Ramón Barea
("Cinco lobitos", "La boda de Rosa", "Negociador").


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