Horses covered in mud, bodies shoving each other, and several people trying to restrain animals that resist with all their might. The scene could belong to a traditional Galician celebration, but also to the opening of one of the most acclaimed Spanish films of recent years. The image connects the Rapa das Bestas of Vimianzo, celebrated in Campo da Areosa, on the Costa da Morte, with As Bestas, the unsettling rural thriller directed by Rodrigo S…
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Horses covered in mud, bodies shoving each other, and several people trying to restrain animals that resist with all their might. The scene could belong to a traditional Galician celebration, but also to the opening of one of the most acclaimed Spanish films of recent years. The image connects the Rapa das Bestas of Vimianzo, celebrated in Campo da Areosa, on the Costa da Morte, with As Bestas, the unsettling rural thriller directed by Rodrigo S…