Litus 2019
Litus (2019), the sharp and bittersweet drama-comedy from director Dani de la Orden, follows a tight-knit circle of friends forced to reunite after tragedy strikes.
Director: Dani de la Orden
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Litus (2019) about?
Litus dives into the aftermath of a friend's suicide, pulling a group of former friends back together for a weekend that forces them to confront buried emotions and hidden betrayals. As old grudges resurface and new revelations emerge, the reunion becomes less about healing and more about peeling back layers of denial.
Who directed Litus?
Dani de la Orden, known for his knack for blending drama and comedy in emotionally layered stories, directed Litus.
Who stars in Litus?
The film features Marta Nieto, Álex García, Quim Gutiérrez, Belén Cuesta, Adrián Lastra, and Miquel Fernández in pivotal roles.
Is Litus (2019) worth watching?
With its tight runtime and strong performances, Litus offers a compelling mix of humor and melancholy that resonates long after the credits roll. If you enjoy character-driven dramas with a touch of dark comedy, this understated gem is worth your time.
How long is Litus?
Litus runs for 85 minutes.
About Litus (2019) — A raw, funny, and heartbreaking friend reunion after loss
Litus (2019), the sharp and bittersweet drama-comedy from director Dani de la Orden, follows a tight-knit circle of friends forced to reunite after tragedy strikes. When a childhood buddy takes his own life, the survivors gather under one roof, only to find their memories laced with secrets, unresolved conflicts, and half-truths that refuse to stay buried. What starts as a weekend of shared grief quickly spirals into an emotional reckoning, where laughter and tears blur together in a raw exploration of friendship tested by loss.
Set against the intimate, claustrophobic atmosphere of a single location, Litus blends sharp dialogue with deep emotional undercurrents, capturing the messy, contradictory nature of human connection. Marta Nieto and Álex García lead the ensemble cast, their performances anchored by Quim Gutiérrez's wry charm and Belén Cuesta's unflinching honesty. De la Orden crafts a story that's equal parts heartbreaking and hilarious, a testament to how people can love each other even when they don't fully understand one another.