Benito Zambrano

JUMPING THE FENCE

Drama

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Films / JUMPING THE FENCE

Title: JUMPING THE FENCE

Genre: Drama

Running Time: 90'

Language/s: Spanish

Status: Completed

Year: 2023

Directors: Benito Zambrano

Screenplay: Flora Gonzalez

Producers: Jesús Ulled Nadal, Carlos Fernández, Laura Fernández Brites, Jèrôme Vidal

Cast: Moussa Sylla, Mariola Fuentes, Paz Sayago, Vicenta Ndongo, Vicky Peña, Rodrigo Gutierrez, Eric Nantchouang

Synopsis:

After arriving in Spain several years ago from his native Guinea Conakry, Ibrahim settled in Madrid, where he lives with Mariama and works as a builder. One day, the police arrest Ibrahim and, not having legal residence status, he is deported back to his home country. From this moment onwards, his only goal is to make it back to Spain, so that he can be reunited with Mariama and the daughter they are expecting. After managing to cross Africa, he and some of the others he is travelling with finally make it to Mount Gurugu and the infamous, ad hoc migrant camp that separates Africa and Europe. In Nador, he meets Aminata, a girl who is determined to jump the fence and make it into Spanish territory. Jumping the fence is no easy feat and one that not everyone can aspire to. Many of those who try never make it. Others die trying. To this day, only one woman has ever made it across.

News:

Filmax takes worldwide rights to Benito Zambrano’s ‘Jumping The Fence’ (exclusive)

Barcelona-based Filmax will handle world sales for Benito Zambrano’s next feature Jumping The Fence, a co-production between Spain’s Cine 365 and Castelao Productions, and France’s Noodles.Jumping The Fence tracks Ibrahim who, years ago, migrated from Guinea to Spain where he now has... Read More

Benito Zambrano, Roya Sadat, Pau Calpe Films to Be Unveiled at Boundary-Breaking Spanish Screenings Goes to Cannes (EXCLUSIVE)

Benito Zambrano’s “Jumping the Fence” joins Roya Sadat’s “Sima’s Song,” and Pau Calpe’s “Werewolf” in the lineup of Spanish Screenings Goes to Cannes,  a selection of five pix in post which underscores the ever broadening compass – in genre, setting, protagonists, production bases... Read More