Press Seville director Benito Zambrano has chosen the province of Huelva for part of the shooting of his next film, the film adaptation of the novel by Dulce Chacón 'Voice asleep', and provides that after several weeks of filming in Madrid, it is transferred to the prison in Huelva on March 21.
According to Europa Press said the filmmaker, Huelva prison has been chosen because it allows a "tremendous ease of shooting," and furthermore, "there never had been shot" in it, thus avoiding many others are "very views film. " Zambrano has indicated it will also make other exterior shots of the province and has stressed that Huelva has all the necessary conditions for the development of history. " Starring
Inma Cuesta and María León, 'The voice asleep' is about Franco's repression of women in prison and tells through essentially the experiences of two sisters - one dam - and it mates in prison. "It's a very poetic love story and a 'movie' very hard because it tells the story of everything that happened, torture and executions," Zambrano summary.
The shooting of the film, which also provides for five weeks in Madrid, before moving to Huelva, was presented Thursday at the stand of the Provincial de Huelva in the International Tourism Fair (FITUR) with the participation of President Tourist Board, Ignacio Caraballo. Caraballo
thanked the director had chosen the province as a set of this film, but said that "Huelva offers everything required for the film industry" and has "a variety of landscapes that can be turned into film scenarios."
The head of the board has advanced all the carpentry and mechanical work required by the shooting will be developed by students of different workshops of the prison of Huelva.
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