Patriotism and Spanish Cinema

Other alarms are triggered after about Spanish cinema. The Spanish say we love the movies, but not his own film, produced, or even European, no, the other American films. There is no point that we are the world's fifth largest number of spectators, and the third of Europe's leading film producer, because the Spanish did not love his movies. True, last year earned more by Spanish film by raising subsidies, but that's not reason enough to exonerate the quality of cinema, as the regulars assured of a known national radio show that gang of grumpy erected, the executioner were Lebrija and cassock of Torquemada and sent the Spanish cinema is that I defend hoguera.No, without more, our cinema as it is starving and industry that sustains it, but perhaps these data are not Isabel Coixet? lex of the Church, Yañez, or Amenábar Fesser fault that those with the Spanish prefer a hormonal screaming movie starring the callow pubescent idol, Zac Efron, the entire force that permeates the film actor Juan Diego Sevilla . "How good is the British film," they said in the radio talk.

Since then, the five British films that have come lately are milk, but if you send us the other two hundred pestiños probably would not think of producing the same. "How well does the French film" they say. Of course, but if he signs in this country only one of the laws that protect the cinematography of the Gallic country rise from his grave Franco himself. Before the beeper arcigogolantes had them, now give them space, air and power forum for dogmas about abortion, the economy or the Euribor, while kicking the Spanish cinema in such parte.Y have to see how they fill the mouth to some when it comes to defending Spain, and put the national flag at the entrance of cities to reaffirm their patriotism, but then shit in our actors and filmmakers in our music, in Spanish grammar and spelling, in the government of the nation and in every one of the things we share over the legitimate social and political differences. Or is that someone believes that the patriotism of the Yankees would be the same if the American cinema was so rejected there as it is here in Spanish?

Or is that someone, in short, believed to have no influence on this decision as preferring a Coke or a McDonald's Big Mac sandwich squid a bar in the corner?