Mataremos Con Pistolas - Nosotros No Nos

Directed by Maria Ripoll and adapted from Víctor Sánchez Rodríguez’s Max Award-winning play, (2022) is a tragicomic exploration of generational disenchantment. The film centers on five friends in their thirties who reunite in their coastal hometown for a local festival, only to find their shared past as haunting as their stagnant futures. Plot Overview

“I feel that, in my works, I try to translate current underground trends; what is going on and what I am scared of.” Contexto Teatral Nosotros no nos mataremos con pistolas

: Reviewers from EntreFocos praised Ripoll for infusing the drama with a "Western" feel, giving it a unique visual style that elevates the emotional stakes. Directed by Maria Ripoll and adapted from Víctor

“The reunion of a group of friends after years without seeing each other will bring out the alcoholic memory of old loves and wounds.” IMDb “The reunion of a group of friends after

: While it flirts with being a "feel-good movie," it often undercuts these moments with harsh reality, shifting into a dramatic thriller tone. Critical Reception

The story kicks off with Blanca () preparing a meticulously planned paella to celebrate her friends' reunion. As the day unfolds and the alcohol flows, the thin veneer of "perfect lives" crumbles. The characters—all trapped in job precariousness and existential crises—begin to air long-buried grievances, old loves, and toxic memories. Key Themes and Execution

Reception has been mixed, with a focus on the transition from stage to screen: