Borja de la Vega shoots his second feature film, 'The Last Night of Sandra M.'

Barcelona hosts the filming of The last night of Sandra M., the new cinematographic adventure from director Borja de la Vega (Mia and Moi).

The film, a production of Patience and Shuffle, Toned Media y FTFcam in collaboration with Another Light y Antaviana Films, is loosely inspired by the life of the actress Sandra Mozarowsky, died in 1977 after falling from the terrace of her house in Madrid. Viewers of the film will be able to witness the day before the accident, in which “loneliness, fears and anguish in the face of a desperate situation mix with her dreams and ambitions.”

The photography of The last night of Sandra M. is in charge of Martin Urrea. Other notable creative positions are those of Camilo Barreto in front of the art direction, Ana Cristina Diaz in charge of locker room, Irene Leon as responsible for make-up y Oriol Bonals elaborating the direct sound.

Borja de la Vega has a large staff of interpreters for this adventure. Claudia Traisac (Escobar, lost paradise, Live without permission) stars in the film, immersing herself in the role of Sandra. She accompanies him in the delivery, Georgina Amorós (Elite, emperor code) like Inma, her best friend. Along with them, Nicolás Illoro (Veneciaphrenia), Pep Ambròs (The olive ), Beatriz Arjona (Who would you take to a desert island), Olaya Caldera (Hit), Rafa Castejón (The good boss), Manu Imizcoz (Love is forever), Ramon Pujol (lost faggot), Bruno Sevilla (The distances), Oriol Tarrasón (The knot) and the special collaboration of Nuria Prims (uncertain glory)

This is the official synopsis of the film, which has as producers Toni Espinosa, María Ángels Amorós, Ricardo Gómez and his own Borja de la Vega, and which will be distributed by of the movie: “On August 23, 1977, in Madrid, Sadnra Mozarowsky fell from her second-floor terrace and remained in a coma. She would die a few days later due to the accident. Much has been speculated about the reasons for her fall and her death is a mystery to this day. This is not a biography of Sandra, much less a reliable account of the events as they happened, since no one knows exactly what happened. “This is just a modest tribute to an 18-year-old girl who wanted to be an actress.”

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