After what seemed like a trivial argument, Marta and Antonio split up. Antonio, a rising chef, immers himself in his work. But despite being the one who ended things with Marta, he can’t seem to forget her. Marta reacts to the breakup by withdrawing into herself, but then begins to notice something more than sadness: she has lost her appetite... and not just because of heartbreak. When she discovers that her loss of appetite has more to do with her own health than the pain of separation, everything changes: the taste of food, the music, the desire to live without fear. A story about love, life, and those moments that change everything forever.
Isabel Coixet
With a degree in Contemporary History from the University of Barcelona, she made her scriptwriting and directorial debut in 1987 with ‘Too Old to Die Young’. Her films have been selected at such international festivals as Berlin (‘My Life Without Me’, ‘Elegy’, ‘Yesterday Never Ends’, ‘Elisa & Marcela’...), Cannes (the collaborative film ‘Paris, je t’aime’, ‘Map of the Sounds of Tokyo’) or Venice (‘The Secret Life of Words’), among others. The recipient of the Gold Medal of Merit in the Fine Arts National Film Award 2020, in 2015 she closed the Valladolid Festival with ‘Nobody Wants the Night’, and in 2017 she opened the 62nd edition with ‘The Bookstore’, which would go on to win three Goya Awards, including one for Best Film. Co-founder of the CIMA Association of Women Filmmakers, Coixet has won six Goya Awards and numerous accolades at festivals such as Berlin, Venice, Toronto, Guadalajara and Malaga, among others. Her latest works include the documentary ‘The Yellow Celing’ (2022), her adaptation of Sara Mesa's novel ‘Un amor’ (2023), the television series for Apple TV+ ‘Ingredientes para la vida’ (2024) and ‘Tre ciotole (2025), which had its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.
DIRECTOR
Isabel Coixet
SCREENPLAY
Enrico Audenino, Isabel Coixet
CINEMATOGRAPHY
Guido Michelotti
EDITOR
Jordi Azategui
SOUND
Gianpaolo Catanzaro, Nadia Paone
MUSIC
Alfonso Villalonga
PRODUCTION
Massimo Di Rocco, Luigi Napoleone, Riccardo Tozzi, Giovanni Stabilini, Francesca Longardi, Marisa Fernández Armenteros, Sandra Hermida, Carlo Gavaudan, Marco Miana
Massimo Di Rocco, Luigi Napoleone, Riccardo Tozzi, Giovanni Stabilini, Francesca Longardi, Marisa Fernández Armenteros, Sandra Hermida, Carlo Gavaudan, Marco Miana
