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Madrid-based Latido Films has picked up international sales rights to crime-thriller/family drama “Blue Lights of Benidorm” (“Después de Kim”), the latest feature from two-time Goya winner Ángeles González-Sinde which is set to play in the Málaga Festival’s main competition.

A Spanish co-production between Gerardo Herrero and Mariela Besuievsky’s Tornasol Media and Pedro Pastor’s Voramar Films, “Blue Lights of Benidorm” world premiered March 8, at Málaga’s Teatro Cervantes. It will also be introduced to buyers on Tuesday at the Málaga Festival’s Spanish Screenings.

The film follows Gloria and Juan, divorced and estranged for 20 years, who are forced to reunite after learning their daughter has been murdered in Spain.

Traveling from Argentina to identify her body, they uncover a grandson they never knew existed — now missing — and begin a search that pushes them into a fragile alliance as buried resentments and unresolved guilt resurface.

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