VIVA LA MUERTE
Viva La Muerte (Long live Death) centers on Fando, a young boy whose father has been arrested for treason during the Spanish civil war. Fando struggles with his father's arrest, and in a shocking moment discovers a letter in which his mother admits to betraying his father. His mother convinces him that his father committed suicide in prison, but Fando doubts this and attempts to discover the true fate of his father.

I WILL WALK LIKE A CRAZY HORSE
Organized religion and faith sets the background for this story about a man named Aden who escapes from the society he was accustomed to after his mother's death. He discovers the wonder and beauty of nature out in the wilderness along with a recluse named Marvel, who possesses the power to talk to animals. When Aden returns to society along with Marvel, he realizes just how much he despises the civilized world.

THE GUERNICA TREE
Finally released, for the first time ever, comes the third film in Fernando Arrabal's surreal trilogy. The Guernica Tree (1975) arguably the most brutal of the three films, which should come as no surprise, given the subject matter. We are back in Spain again, during the Civil War, and the Action shifts from a backwards, provincial town to the doomed Guernica.