Benito Zambrano gained recognition with his feature debut Solas, shot in 1999 and awarded numerous prizes like Mexico’s Silver Ariel for Best Ibero-American Film, or the CICAE and Audience awards in the Berlinale’s Panorama section. The film moreover bagged five Goya Awards in the categories Best Supporting Actress (María Galiana), Best Leading Actress (Ana Fernández), Best New Actor (Carlos Álvarez-Nóvoa), Best Original Screenplay and Best New Director.
In 2005 Zambrano directed Havana Blues, which earned him some other two Goya Awards for Best Original Score and Best Editing. Six years later, in 2011, he made his third feature, The Sleeping Voice, which received three Goyas, respectively for Best Supporting Actress (Ana Wagener), Best New Actress (María León) and Best Original Song.
Intemperie was shot in the Spanish province of Granada and has been produced by Morena Films (Juan Gordon and Pedro Uriol) in partnership with Intemperie La Película A.I.E., Marta Velasco from Aralan Films and the Portuguese production company Ukbar Filmes, and with the participation of RTVE and Movistar+. It will be distributed by A Contracorriente Films and its theatrical release is scheduled for 22 November.
The Spanish participation in the several festival sections will be announced shortly.