Sinopsis
Fiction. Evelyn travels to Spain from her hometown in Peru. She thinks that she is going to work with her cousin in a restaurant. But she is tricked and kidnapped into prostitution in a road club. This is the story of a brainwashing; the one who transforms a naive village girl into a sex slave.
Isabel de Ocampo is a producer, screenwriter and film director, with a degree in Image Sciences from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid and studies in Film Directing at ECAM. She currently serves as the CEO of EWA. IN 2009 she won the Goya Award for Best Fiction Short Film for Miente and was subsequently nominated for a Goya Award for Best New Director for Evelyn. In 2014 she premiered Piratas y Libélulas, a documentary on the therapeutic power of theater in troubled neighborhoods, which obtained an Honorable Mention from the Jury at the 2013 SEMINICI. From 2015 to 2019 she shot the documentary Serás hombre, co-starring a pimp and the artist Abel Azcona. The documentary, about masculinities and prostitution, premiered at the Seminci in Valladolid.
In collaboration with 8madrid TV
Section: Films by Women at 8madrid TV
Year of Production: 2011
Running Time: 95′
Country: Spain
Language: Spanish
Director: Isabel de Ocampo
Cast: Cindy Díaz, Adolfo Fernández and Ari Rubiano Saavedra
Producers: Beatriz de la Gándara and Chema de la Peña
Production Company: La voz que yo amo
Main Festivals and Awards: Nominated for Best Novel Director at the Goya Awards and for Best New Director at the CEC Awards.
