Spanish Film 'Sira' Hypnotizes Critics at Cannes

Cannes Film Festival Buzz: Spanish Film 'Sira' Receives Rave Review from Carlos Boyero The 2025 Cannes Film Festival has seen its share of critical acclaim, but one film has particularly captured the attention of Carlos Boyero, a veteran Spanish film critic. Speaking on Cadena SER's popular radio show, 'La Ventana,' Boyero described Oliver Laxe's 'Sira' as 'hypnotic cinema.' Boyero's review wasn't simply positive; it was effusive. He used the word "brutal," not to criticize, but to emphasize the film's overwhelming impact. He praised the film's powerful imagery, set in the stark beauty of the Moroccan desert. The film's plot revolves around a father and son desperately searching for their missing daughter, adding a layer of emotional depth. "It's a film that draws you in, you're completely immersed in it," Boyero remarked. "The imagery is breathtaking, and the story is deeply moving." His enthusiasm underscores the film's potential for success, generating significant buzz within the Spanish film community and beyond. The film's release is eagerly anticipated, promising a cinematic experience that is both visually stunning and emotionally resonant. 'Sira' is set to premiere on June 6th.