It’s going to move you: the beautiful film on Netflix that talks about youth and friends
“1899”, “Wednesday”, “Young Highnesses”, The Crown, Love on bail: Destination Sardinia, “Enola Holmes”, are some of the most anticipated titles of November by the thousands of subscribers within the platform streaming, Netflix.
But various film and series productions have also been added to the platform, ranging from suspense and drama, to comedy and intrigue; For this reason, we have made a selection of three film productions that will make you think about themes such as love, death and second chances.
What is “Live is life” about?
For this reason, we have made the selection of a film production currently available in the Netflix catalog, specifically in the categories drama, comedy and adventure, which has received good public acceptance and good reviews on platforms specializing in the seventh Art; It is called “Live is life”, which will make you spend a moment full of nostalgia.
“Live Is Life” combines drama, comedy and adventure in the same story set in the 80s, directed by Dani de la Torre with a screenplay written by Albert Espinosa, author of books and works where stories are told stories of teenagers facing serious illnesses.
The film follows the story of a group of teenagers who have a strong bond of friendship that has united them for years, so they seek to make the most of every second they spend together.
A band in motion
It all starts when Rodri and his gang decide to go in search of a magic flower which, according to a legend, grows at the top of the mountain and can grant any wish. The only objective of these boys is to solve the problem of their friend so that he stays more time with them and in the group which they created during the summer; was played by Adrián Baena as Rodris, Juan del Pozo as Álvaro, Raúl del Pozo as Maza, David Rodríguez playing Suso, and Javier Casillas as Garriga.
Below we show you the trailer for said film production, which will make you think of old friends and your childhood, which also featured performances by Marc Martínez, Silvia Bel, John López and Fernando Morán:
Source: El Heraldo De Mexico
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