All 9 Amaia Salamanca Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready to embark on a cinematic journey with Amaia Salamanca. In this roundup, we dive into the magical world of her films, exploring her range of performances and the stories she brings to life on the big screen.
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1. Brain Drain (2009)
“Brain Drain” — a light-hearted comedy movie released in 2009, is an endearing tale of unrequited love and ambition set in the backdrop of a local Spanish school. The protagonist, Emilio, a timid, average student, is hopelessly in love with Natalia, a brilliant and beautiful girl. However, their story takes a surprising turn when Natalia, to his dismay, wins a prestigious scholarship to study Medicine at Oxford.
2. Unresolved Sexual Tension (2010)
“Unresolved Sexual Tension”, also known as “Tensión sexual no resuelta”, is a 2010 comedy-romance film that follows Juanjo, a college professor, in his quest to win back his ex-girlfriend Celeste. With the help of his charming student Nico, he sets out to win her heart, but soon discovers that Celeste has fallen for a seductive female author named Jazz. As the plan becomes more complicated, Juanjo and Nico find themselves entangled in a web of lies and manipulations.
3. Unresolved Sexual Tension (2010)
Unresolved Sexual Tension, a 2010 Spanish film directed by Miguel Ángel Lamata and Miguel Ángel Vivas, follows the story of Juanjo, a college professor who has just broken up with his girlfriend, Celeste. Desperate to rekindle their love, Juanjo turns to his smooth-talking student, Nico, for help in winning Celeste back, promising him a good grade in exchange. However, things take an unexpected turn when they discover Celeste has fallen for a manipulative female author named Jazz.
4. Our Lovers (2016)
“Our Lovers, “ released in 2016 and directed by Miguel Ángel Lamata, is a Spanish film that combines the genres of comedy, drama, and romance. The movie’s unique premise revolves around the story of one man and one woman who are strictly forbidden from falling in love. Set in the surreal setting of a coffee shop where the characters often meet, their friendship is tested in the most unconventional way.
5. Manual de principiantes para ser presidente (2016)
“Beginner’s Guide to Being President,” a 2016 light-hearted comedy-drama film, features Melissa Barrera, Amaia Salamanca, and Unax Ugalde as the main cast. The storyline centers around a Governor who is determined to ascend to the presidency, but faces the hard-hitting truths of the political world.
6. Despite Everything (2019)
Despite Everything, originally titled A pesar de todo, is a heartfelt and comedic film released in 2019. Four sisters, each with their own hidden secrets, come together to attend their mother’s funeral in Madrid. The shocking revelation in the will — their biological father is not their dad — prompts the sisters to embark on a quest to find their actual biological fathers.
7. Get Her… If You Can (2019)
“Conquértala si Puedes” (2019) is a Spanish comedy-romance film that dares to defy conventional notions of relationships and family dynamics. Created by the skilled collaboration of Ajedrez Para Tres, Alwin Films, and Bowfinger International Pictures, this film presents a diverse cast led by talented actors like Amaia Salamanca, Javier Rey, and Leticia Dolera.
8. The Man from Rome (2022)
“The Man from Rome” is a suspenseful and riveting movie that follows Vatican intelligence officer Father Quart (Richard Armitage) on a dangerous mission. As he uncovers a cryptic message sent to the pope, Father Quart finds himself entangled in a deep conspiracy involving a Spanish church’s precarious history. This chilling thriller tests the strength of Father Quart’s loyalty and faith, promising an edge-of-your-seat experience for viewers.
9. Por los pelos, una historia de autoestima (2022)
“Por los pelos, una historia de autoestima” is a comedy film that explores the world of alopecia and self-esteem issues. The story follows three friends, Juanjo, Sebas, and Rayco, as they navigate the stigma and challenges surrounding their hair loss. Set in a world that values appearances, the film offers a lighthearted yet insightful take on the struggles that come with dealing with hair loss and its impact on one’s self-esteem.
