In addition to being the hometown of Paco Martínez Soria, Tarazona is known for hosting a film festival for 5 years that bears the name of the bizarre and unforgettable interpreter of "Abuelo made in Spain".
Although the quality of his films has always been in question, Martínez Soria is one of the actors who continues to break audiences every time a movie is shown on television. That comic tradition is recovered by his land Natar in the festival that takes place from August 16 to 23.
And despite the name, the type of cinema does not have much to do with what the universal baturro did. Argentine cinema is going to be shown, "Who says it's easy?" or "Cheese face" and short films from the country of La Pampa.
Other movies that will be seen are: "Off the Chart", "3:19", "Rivals", "Poor People", or "Casual Day".