Cuervos - Crг­a

The adult Ana (also played by Geraldine Chaplin) narrates from the future, illustrating how the past is never truly gone. 3. Iconic Soundtrack: "Porque te vas"

The film explores the "terrible indecision" and fear of childhood.

The oppressive household serves as a metaphor for Spain under fascism, waiting for the old regime to die.

primarily refers to the 1976 masterpiece by Spanish director Carlos Saura , a haunting psychological drama set during the final years of Francisco Franco’s dictatorship. 1. The Proverb: "Cría cuervos y te sacarán los ojos"

Ana struggles with the death of her mother (Geraldine Chaplin) and her philandering father, a Francoist soldier. She believes she has "poisoned" her father and lives in a world where reality, memory, and fantasy blend seamlessly. Themes:

Legend attributes the phrase to Don Álvaro de Luna, a 15th-century Spanish nobleman, who met a blind beggar whose eyes had been pecked out by a raven he had raised with love. 2. The Film (1976)

Directed by Carlos Saura, the film follows an eight-year-old girl named Ana (played by Ana Torrent ) living in a gloomy Madrid home.

The title is taken from a famous Spanish proverb that translates to .