LOVETOWN

VILAMOR

By Ignacio VILAR

MATRIUSKA PRODUCCIONES - as PROD

Drama - Completed 2011

A successful writer returns to the village where, 33 years before, had an experience that changed his life, when integrated into an alternative community and find love, when he was studying at the seminary. Now he musts settle accounts with the past because the success has not filled the void left b

    • Year of production
    • 2011
    • Genres
    • Drama
    • Countries
    • SPAIN
    • Languages
    • SPANISH
    • Budget
    • 1 - 3 M$
    • Duration
    • 120 mn
    • Director(s)
    • Ignacio VILAR
    • Writer(s)
    • Ignacio VILAR, Carlos ASOREY
    • Producer(s)
    • Ignacio VILAR (VÍA LÁCTEA FILMES), Marina FARIÑAS (VÍA LÁCTEA FILMES)
    • Synopsis
    • Breixo, a successful writer of 55 years, returns to Vilamor 33 years after leaving. Vilamor was then-newly established democracy after years of dictatorship closed- a village abandoned in the mountains in Lugo, which had just set up a commune of young people who wanted to live an alternative lifestyle to society. And Breixo was then a young seminarian vacation in his hometown, near Vilamor, which is attracted to that group of men and women -and one in particular, Sonia, of falling in love- that rehabilitate the village, looking for return to rural life and doing without private property; in a lifestyle that Breixo seems very close to the ideal of Christian society. Therefore he defends them, when the commune generates great hostility in the vital forces of his people, and after his failed attempt to reconcile their religious ideals with communal lifestyle, Breixo leaves the seminary and is integrated into the commune, which, despite the difficulties, manages to get by. But a serious misunderstanding of Breixo love with Sonia, he does finally leave. Thirty-three years later, the life experience of that time has fueled his success as a writer, but still feels the void left by Sonia and eternal values ​​which defended the commune.
    • Beginning of shooting
    • Jan 01, 2011