A journey through the career of US filmmaker Quentin Tarantino: his origins, his films, his narrative techniques, his visual style, his many influences and his many obsessions.

Quentin Tarantino

A look at the work of the brilliant filmmaker Martin Scorsese: an analysis of his impressive cinematographic style and filming techniques.

Martin Scorsese

The epic history of Western cinema, one of the foundational film genres, as beloved as it is reviled, through its best films.

Los mejores westerns

A look at ultra-violence in cinema through an analysis of The House That Jack Built, a 2018 film by controversial Danish filmmaker Lars von Trier.

Terror ultraviolento

The funny history of comedy, from silent films to the 1960s: the beginnings; slapstick, Mack Sennett, Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd; the art of the gag, Laurel and Hardy, the Marx Brothers and Ernst Lubitsch; screwball comedy and romantic comedy, Frank Capra, Howard Hawks, Preston Sturges and Billy Wilder; the Looney Tunes and the Merrie Melodies; and Ealing Studios, the pinnacle of British humor.

La comedia en el cine: vol. 1

The funny history of comedy, from the fifties to the present: Totò and Italian comedy; satire in Spain under Franco regime; Jerry Lewis and Peter Sellers; Monty Python on British television; spoof movies; Saturday Night Live and the beginnings of many comic actors; and the New American Comedy.

La comedia en el cine: vol. 2

A brief guide to understand cinematographic language: types of shots, types of framing, narrative techniques, laws and rules, with practical examples taken from the best films by the best directors.

Lecciones básicas de cine

A walk through science fiction cinema and its history: a stationary orbit around fifty fundamental films.

Las mejores películas de ciencia-ficción

An exceptional survey of the work of American film director Stanley Kubrick (1928-99), focusing on its narrative and technical aspects.

Stanley Kubrick

The wild history of the European Far West, a place that existed only in the imagination of filmmakers; or how the spaghetti western revitalized a dying foundational film genre.

Spaghetti Western

A journey through the peculiar world of slow cinema, where the important thing is not the impatient and nervous pulse of the camera, but the artistic quality of the framing, the performance of the actors, the endless silence and the long duration of each shot.