Non Fiction
The Last Call
Synopsis:
This is what the power looks like from the inside.
The Last Call offers an unprecedented first person glimpse into the human side of political leadership, revealing the ethical dilemmas, emotional strain and profound loneliness faced by those who have held the nation’s highest office.
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Perejil
Synopsis:
On July 11, 2002, a small group of Moroccan gendarmes landed on the uninhabited islet of Perejil, an obscure piece of land barely larger than a football field, whose sovereignty had long been disputed between Spain and Morocco. They raised their country’s flag, sparking what appeared to be a minor border incident.
Days later, Spain’s Prime Minister José María Aznar ordered an unprecedented response: the coordinated deployment of the army, navy and air force to expel the occupying soldiers.
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The Berrocals
Synopsis:
Behind a great woman you'll always find another great woman.
And in this family, there are four.
The Berrocals follows a remarkable Spanish family made up of four women whose strong personalities, unique voices and unapologetic authenticity have made them standouts in the public eye.
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