Cebra 2014
In the heart of Barcelona, an unexpected collision of lives unfolds when a veterinarian from the local zoo crosses paths with a troubled skinhead and a heavily pregnant orangutan.
Director: Félix Fernández de Castro
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cebra (2014) about?
Cebra (2014) follows a veterinarian from a Barcelona zoo who encounters a skinhead while a female orangutan is on the verge of giving birth. The film chronicles how chance meetings and shared circumstances force these strangers into a tense, emotionally charged situation.
Who directed Cebra?
Cebra was directed by Félix Fernández de Castro, a filmmaker known for his ability to craft intense, character-driven narratives.
Who stars in Cebra?
The film features Juan Diego, José Félix, Andrés Herrera, and David Ibáñez in its core cast.
Is Cebra (2014) worth watching?
As an unrated short drama, Cebra (2014) may not have widespread recognition, but its compelling premise and tight storytelling make it a thought-provoking watch for fans of intense character studies. The atmospheric setting and emotional depth elevate it beyond typical short films.
How long is Cebra?
Cebra (2014) has a runtime of 11 minutes.
About Cebra (2014) — A Short Drama Where Fate Collides in Barcelona
In the heart of Barcelona, an unexpected collision of lives unfolds when a veterinarian from the local zoo crosses paths with a troubled skinhead and a heavily pregnant orangutan. Cebra (2014), a gripping short drama directed by Félix Fernández de Castro, weaves together fate and human emotion against the backdrop of a city where compassion and conflict collide.
This intense and atmospheric film explores themes of isolation, connection, and the raw, unfiltered nature of life through its unlikely trio of characters. With its tight 11-minute runtime, Cebra delivers a poignant punch, leaving audiences to ponder the fragility of existence and the bonds that can form in the most unexpected of circumstances.