Otro verano 2013
Otro verano (2013), the psychological drama-thriller from Spanish director Jorge Arenillas, plunges viewers into a haunting summer mystery where obsession meets memory.
Director: Jorge Arenillas
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Otro verano (2013) about?
Otro verano follows Cano, a man consumed by grief, as he revisits the summer home where his girlfriend vanished years ago. Determined to uncover the truth, he retraces their final shared week, only to confront the blurring lines between memory and reality.
Who directed Otro verano?
Jorge Arenillas directed Otro verano (2013), bringing a keen eye for psychological tension and atmospheric storytelling to the Spanish drama-thriller genre.
Who stars in Otro verano?
The film stars Pablo Chiapella as Cano, alongside Ángela Villar, Verónica Perona, and Enrique Urbizu in pivotal roles that deepen the mystery.
Is Otro verano (2013) worth watching?
Otro verano offers a gripping, atmospheric take on obsession and unresolved loss, perfect for fans of slow-burn thrillers. While not widely rated, its tense narrative and strong performances make it a compelling watch for genre enthusiasts.
How long is Otro verano?
Otro verano has a runtime of 89 minutes, a tight, immersive experience designed to sustain tension and mystery.
About Otro verano (2013) — A Summer of Secrets and Obsession Unraveled
Otro verano (2013), the psychological drama-thriller from Spanish director Jorge Arenillas, plunges viewers into a haunting summer mystery where obsession meets memory.
Pablo Chiapella leads the cast as Cano, a man returning to the isolated coastal house where his girlfriend Sara vanished, determined to recreate their final week together. With Ángela Villar, Verónica Perona, and Enrique Urbizu rounding out the core ensemble, the film weaves tense psychological exploration with a slow-burn atmosphere of dread. As Cano retraces each step of that fateful summer, the line between truth and delusion blurs, leaving audiences questioning every detail. Set against the sweltering, sun-drenched isolation of a summer home, Otro verano captures the suffocating weight of unresolved loss and the dangerous allure of obsession.