Hot Milk. 2005.

According to its director, Ricardo Bofill, ‘Hot Milk’ ‘is a trip down a “modern story“. I wanted to explore the world of chaos and frolic through the pure and virginal innocence of a beautiful village girl, Esther, transformed into a “Star” in a crazy weekend.”(…)” It’s a film full of journeys; I’ve always wanted to experiment with trips and desires (I call them “inner worlds”). They open a parenthesis in a linear story that does not want to break the classic narrative structure of the story, maintaining the innocence of this genre . “(…)” most was shot in Barcelona in midwinter although the film takes place during the summer in Ibiza. It was a great challenge “(…)” I was looking for a natural flow of things. I asked (the cast) to improvise as much as possible. The script was not important “(…)” This “guerrilla” and “alternative” film is greatly enriched in post-production: the edit, color-correction and music transform a dream into a finished audiovisual work. And to finally see it in 35 mm and with Dolby sound is very rewarding. ”

The Ibizan shots ‘Hot Milk’ were filmed in August 2003. Some of the images were filmed in the neighbourhood of the Marina, Dalt Vila, the hippie market Las Dalias, the airport and several nightclubs. The film also includes shots in Cala d’Hort, in several luxury villas and several places along the coast lines.

Commentary written by Enrique Villalonga, head of the production company Filmótica.

Press kit ‘Hot Milk’.