Unax Ugalde is one of the hottest actors in recent times. In no time, "The Good News" is going to premiere, a history of the Civil War, priests, fascists and republicans ... A typical argument of Spanish cinema, which lately sees an inexhaustible source of films in the conflict of '36.
This time it is a story based on real events, directed by the Navarrese director Helen Tavern, which today has previewed in the Public University of Navarra the life of a priest who is involved in the repression of '36.
The Good Life opens on November 14, and is the story of Miguel, a parish priest of a town governed by the Popular front and occupied by the national side in which executions are taking place.
Miguel, that's the name of the protagonist priest, He decides to defend those who are going to retaliate, which means facing the Church and the Army.
Anyway, we will see if the story curdles in the box office, although the Civil War stories, as we have said, are somewhat hackneyed.
Here is the trailer ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYwNnG30Gfo