Toros y vacas (Iberian and LA)

Blas Romero "El Platanito" is a bullfighter who is just starting out in Mérida. After a long and difficult journey, one day he is lucky enough to have a bullfight in which he is performing broadcast on TV.

The title refers to the common time for bullfights, and the story involves an ambitious young torero on his way up the ladder of success, and an older one on his way down, a bitter view of the popular Spanish spectacle.

Un novillero sufre un accidente durante una tarde de corrida en una plaza pueblerina y su ex amante cuenta su historia.

Short documentary about the bullfighting festivity based on the artist Goya's engravings.

Chronicle of the misadventures of a group of young people from the suburbs of Barcelona, who, to flee from misery, aspire to become rich and famous bullfighters in Spain in the early sixties.

A young man nicknamed "El Cordobés" wants to become a famous bullfighter, but he is jailed after becoming involved in a foreign woman's murder. When he finally completes his sentence and gets released, his life changes.

The history of Spain, since civil war until our days, told through the life of Manuel Benitez, 'El Cordobés', the most famous bullfighter of the second half of the twentieth century, and for decades Spain's symbol outside our borders.

Intimate and fascinating portrait of Fernando, also known as El Suicida and El Negro, a bull fighter in the slums of the Mexican Yucutan Peninsular. Sometimes he is a charming host to the film makers, often he is known blind drunk and aggressive towards his wife. He isn't old but he's already covered in psychological and physical scars.

Antonio Barrera is the most gored matador in modern bullfighting. After a career of hardship, he is forced to define his legacy in his final performance.

Manuel da Cruz, a young apprentice in the saddle, is discovered by the cattleman João Gama, who marvels at his skill, deciding to make him a great bullfighter.

A matador is wounded by a bull and can no longer kill in the arena. It is just one of the problems of one of the characters that unexpectedly collide in this film.

A passionate fan of bullfighting impersonates a renowned matador to attend events. He unexpectedly arrives in a town before the actual star, leading to amusing confusion. His surprising courage in the arena creates hilarious scenarios.

Juan is a young Spanish man whose dream is to become one of the famous toreros. When he was caught making an illegal (and in fact for the real torero life endangering) night bullfight with one of the destinated bulls for the corridas on the property of the Sols he meets the daughter of the American landowner Dona Sol, half Spanish, half American, and falls desperately in love with her. She brings him in contact with a famous torero and thus converts Juan into one of the famous, too. Still in love with Dona Sol, although married to the beautiful Carmen, Juan celebrates triumphes until Dona Sol lets him down. Drinking and being desperate only Carmen would stand by his side when he tries to come back in the corrida buisiness...