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In addition, the animated short film "Eusebio80", by the same author, has just been selected for the 34th edition of the Goya Awards, getting into the top 10 short films in the country of this category and opting for the best short nomination.
The Councilor for Culture of the City of Lorca, María Ángeles Mazuecos, presented this morning next to the Lorca filmmaker, Jesús Martínez Nota, the short film "A life assured", which will premiere this Saturday, October 26, starting at 8 p.m. hours in the Almenara cinemas of the Lorca Shopping Center.
The Councilor for Culture has detailed that "this latest work by Jesús Martínez Nota is scripted by Madrid's Santiago Pajares, whose previous work" El Atraco ", already has more than 50 awards at festivals around the world."
Mazuecos recalled that "the short film was shot last August in the cities of Lorca and Murcia, with the collaboration of the Department of Culture of the City of Lorca, the Local Police of Lorca and several companies of the Region that provided logistical support. "
The short film "A life assured", included in the genre fiction, black comedy, has a duration of 12'34 ". The trailer can be seen through the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vC7oqdYRlW4, whose synopsis is 'Rule No. 1 of the good seller: the customer is not always right'.
For his part, the filmmaker from Lorca, Jesús Martínez Nota has pointed out that "the production of this film, which is run by Producciones13 and by Jesús Soria PC from Madrid, has actresses such as Luisa Gavasa (Goya Award for" La Novia "), Núria Prims (Gaudí Award for" Uncertain Glory "), who will attend the premiere, and with Daniel Albaladejo from Murcia (" Isabel "and Actors Union Award for" Café Coffee ")".
The sound and the BSO is in charge of Fete Clemente.
It should be noted that the latest works by Jesús Martínez Nota have been selected in more than 250 national and international festivals (countries such as South Korea, United Kingdom, Poland, Canada, Brazil, Turkey, Argentina, France, Iran, Germany, Italy, Estonia , Serbia, Macedonia, USA, Greece ...) and have received more than twenty awards at national and international festivals, among which the Silver Biznaga Public Prize stands out at the 21st Malaga Film Festival with its short film by animation "Eusebio80" that has just been selected as a candidate for the 34th edition of the Goya Awards, getting into the top 10 animation shorts in the country and opting for the nomination for best short film.
The short film "Eusebio80", selected for the Goya Awards
The short film "Eusebio80", directed by Jesús Martínez Nota and Iván Molina from Murcia and Francisco J. Hernández and Adolfo Clemente from Murcia, and produced and distributed by Jesús Soria Casas, is also shortlisted to participate in the Best Fiction Short Film category and Animation of the Forqué Awards.
The committee, made up of members of the board of directors of the Film Academy and the winners of the last five editions in the three categories, has selected ten titles in the documentary section, fifteen in the fiction category and ten in animation.
These 35 short films may be voted in the coming weeks by all academics to decide which will finally be eligible for the Goya Awards, which will be held on January 25, 2020.
The short film has so far 105 official selections in more than 20 countries and 11 national and international awards.
The selections come from prestigious festivals such as the 27th PNR Madrid Film Festival, XX International Short October Festival in Arnedo, Soria International Film Festival, Zaragoza International Film Festival, the 37th International Film Festival in Abitibi-Témiscamingue in Canada, the 8th Cinefantasy - International Festival of Fantastic Cinema in Brazil, the 25th International Adana Film Festival in Turkey, 14th International Short Film Festival Detmold in Germany, or the 18ème compétition de courts-métrages 34ème Traversées in France.
The idea of ​​Eusebio80 arises from an illustration by Iván Molina, who has drawn the entire short handmade by hand, with Chinese ink, for later 2D animation with After Effects.
The short, made over 7 months of work, has a duration of 9 minutes and drinks influences as disparate as Metropolis or current affairs such as Black Mirror.
It is made in English and subtitled in Spanish, Italian, French, German and Catalan.
The voices of the short film are provided by Mercedes Martínez, Jaime Hernández and Juanjo Blázquez.
Finally, the mayor congratulated Jesús Martínez Nota for her professional career, she thanked him for taking the name of Lorca throughout the national and international scene.
And encouraged to continue working, for which you will have the support of the City of Lorca, as far as possible.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca
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