'La Bola Negra' First Look: Netflix Teases Los Javis' Cannes-Winning Epic

Netflix releases teaser trailer for Spanish gay film La Bola Negra - WATCH HERE

Starring Penélope Cruz and Glenn Close, the story moves between 1932, 1937 and 2017, exploring LGBTQ+ identity across Spain’s history The post Netflix releases teaser trailer for Spanish gay film La Bola Negra – WATCH HERE appeared first on Attitude.

Everything we know about 'La Bola Negra,' the time-bending gay historical drama

This story originally appeared on Out.La Bola Negra may have started its life as a small Spanish-language film, but the epic gay saga has proven to be a critical darling and smash success before it even hits theaters.Directors Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi's breakout hit took Cannes by storm, winning Best Director, sparking a 20-minute standing ovation, and setting off a bidding war for the distribution rights. Calvo and Ambrossi, known in th…

Netflix shares gorgeous teaser for Cannes favorite La Bola Negra

Today is September 1. Back to school is right around the corner (if it hasn’t happened already), the days are cooling off, and the cinemas slowly transition from summer blockbusters to prestige pictures and awards hopefuls. Now up is La Bola Negra, a film that won the Best Director award at this year’s Cannes (shared by directors Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, known as “Los Javis”) and is gearing up to open in the States. Netflix actually fee…

'La Bola Negra' First Look: Netflix Teases Los Javis' Cannes-Winning Epic

The first look captures the intensity of directors Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi's critically acclaimed film, starring Guitarricadelafuente, Penélope Cruz and Glenn Close, ahead of its theatrical and global Netflix release.

Netflix debuted the long-awaited teaser trailer for 'LA BOLA NEGRA'

Netflix started the marketing campaign for one of its main bets for the next awards season: The black ball of the directors Javier Calvo y Javier Ambrossialso known as The Javis.The Spanish queer epic sets its plot in 1932, 1937 and 2017, and explores the interconnected lives of three gay men. The film is inspired…