- “Vicky Cristina Barcelona” (2008) – This romantic comedy-drama directed by Woody Allen features Asturias as one of its main locations, showcasing the region’s beautiful landscapes.
- “Los Santos Inocentes” (1984) – Set in rural Asturias, this Spanish drama film directed by Mario Camus provides a stark portrayal of social inequality and hardship.
- “El Mar” (2000) – Directed by Agustí Villaronga, this film tells the story of a group of boys from a fascist reformatory school who find refuge in a coastal village in Asturias.
- “Princess Mononoke” (1997) – Although it is an animated film, “Princess Mononoke” by Hayao Miyazaki depicts a fantasy world inspired by ancient forests, including Asturias, which provides a source of inspiration for the film’s setting.
- “La Regenta” (1995) – Based on the novel by Leopoldo Alas, this Spanish drama film explores the life of Ana Ozores in 19th-century Oviedo, the capital city of Asturias.
- “Ander” (2009) – This Basque drama film directed by Roberto Castón tells the story of a sheepherder who leaves the Basque Country to work in a remote village in Asturias.
- “Long Live the Bride” (1978) – Directed by Luis García Berlanga, this comedy film is set in a small coastal village in Asturias, revolving around the preparation of a grand wedding.
- “Black Bread” (2010) – Although most of the film takes place in Catalonia, a significant portion is set in the Asturian mountains. “Black Bread” examines the impact of the Spanish Civil War on a young boy’s life.
- “The Dark Hour” (2006) – Directed by Elio Quiroga, this Spanish horror film is set in a small village in Asturias, where supernatural events begin to occur during the dark hours of the day.
- “Cows” (1992) – This Spanish black comedy, directed by Julio Médem, is set in a remote village in Asturias. It follows the story of three women from different generations who live on the same farm.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous films set in Asturias
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