
DAVID MORAGAS | SPAIN + MEXICO | 2025 | 100 MIN | SPANISH EST
DAVID MORAGAS | SPAIN + MEXICO | 2025 | 100 MIN | SPANISH EST
Subtitles: English
Winner of the Ottavio Mai Award for Best Feature Film, and the Young Lovers – Libere Gabbie Award, Another Man follows Marc and Eudald six years into their monogamous relationship. Will they dive into the deep end of commitment together, or jump back into the dating pool? David Moragas’ Catalan film, set in Barcelona, serves up an aesthetically pleasing slice-of-life portrait of a devoted couple: capturing the highs, lows, and ordinary moments that lay the foundation of a relationship. After the sudden loss of Marc’s mother, he and Eudald find themselves at a crossroads. When an irresistible neighbour catches Marc’s attention, he immerses himself in a fantasy while Eudald strives to keep him from drowning in it. With striking cinematography, light is shed on the effort needed to wrestle free from the emotional deadlock of a strained relationship as temptations and resentments are presented with a refreshing subtlety, depicting realism while offering tenderness and humour to liven up the minutiae of everyday life. Loyalty and choice permeate every interaction between family members, friends, and lover(s), making for a profound and honest exploration of queer love and the human condition.
He is a screenwriter and film director. He graduated in Audiovisual Communication from Universitat Pompeu Fabra and completed a Master’s degree in Directing at NYU Tisch School of the Arts. His debut feature film, A Stormy Night, premiered at the Málaga and the D’A film festivals, and was nominated for the Gaudí Award for Best Editing. He combines filmmaking with university teaching.
David Moragas conceived Another Man around observation, desire and the tension between personal freedom and the forces that shape our choices. Through Marc, a seemingly composed man carrying a deeper internal violence, he explores emotional repression and the uncertainty of adulthood. The arrival of Carlos becomes less an object of attraction than the possibility of another life. For Moragas, desire depends on distance: “When you reach the object of desire, desire destroys itself.”
Antonio Chavarrías, Alba Bosch Duran, Mónica Lozano
David Moragas