ELS DIES QUE VINDRAN

Carlos Marqués-Marcet

Spain 94 min. min Catalan premiere

Synopsis

Vir (30) and Lluís (32) just found out they are pregnant, but it was unplanned and they’ve only been going out for a year. They’re not against the idea of being parents, and yet they can’t help but hesitate, wondering if it’s the right time now, just as they’re truly getting to know one another.

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Presented by the director and the team

Themes

Love

Filmmaker

Carlos Marques-Marcet

He graduated from the UCLA School of Film and Television. His debut feature film catapulted him to fame as a young filmmaker with a distinctive voice: 10,000 Km (D’A 2014) won a Goya Award and five Gaudí Awards, and was also recognized at the SXSW and Málaga film festivals, among others. His subsequent films have established him as a key figure in understanding the new wave of Catalan auteur cinema with international reach and a particular sensitivity to life’s transitions.

Filmography: A Tree Is a Tree (co-directed, 2026, D'A 2026), They Will Be Dust (2024), The Days to Come (2019, D'A 2019), Anchor and Hope (2017), Long Distance (2014, D’A 2014), The Day We Met Her (short, 2012), Same Place, Same Time (short, 2012), I Couldn’t Forget Her (short, 2012), The Yellow Ribbon (short, 2012), Say Goodnight (short, 2011), 5456 Miles Away (short, 2010), I’ll Be Alone (short, 2010)

Carlos Marques-Marcet

Film information

Original Title: The Days to Come
Director: Carlos Marqués-Marcet
Script: Clara Roquet, Coral Cruz, Carlos Marqués-Marcet
With: David Verdaguer, Maria Rodríguez Soto
Contact: Avalon
Country: Spain
Year: 2019
Format: DCP
Length: 94 min. min
Language: Catalan, Spanish
Subtitles: Spanish
Edition: 2019

Awards and festivals

Golden Biznaga for the Best Spanish Film and Best Director, Silver Biznaga for the Best Actress and Young Jury Award in Málaga
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