Discover the magic of Granada at the cinema: 5 films to immerse yourself in the city

If you are planning to visit Granada or simply want to soak up the atmosphere from the comfort of your own home, here you have five films which you can enjoy.

Al sur de Granada (2003): Based on the autobiographical book by British writer Gerald Brenan, this film chronicles his experience living in a house in the countryside near Granada during the 1920s. With breathtaking landscapes of the Alpujarra and the city of Granada, the film will transport you to the rural beauty of the region.

Los abrazos rotos (2009): Directed by Pedro Almodóvar, it tells the story of a filmmaker who is left blind after a tragic accident. Granada becomes a magical and romantic backdrop where the characters intertwine in a plot of love, betrayal and cinema.

Extranjeras (2003): This documentary directed by Helena Taberna offers an intimate look at the lives of five immigrant women in Spain, one of them from Granada. Through their stories, the film explores themes of identity, love and culture shock, and shows the diversity of Spanish society.

Los ojos de Julia (2010): Although not set exclusively in Granada, this thriller and mystery film features stunning scenes shot in the Alhambra and other iconic locations in the city. The plot follows a woman investigating the mysterious death of her twin sister, entering a dangerous labyrinth of secrets.

Baza 75 (2006): This drama/comedy film follows the story of three friends in the town of Baza, in the province of Granada, during the 1970s. Through their friendship and personal experiences it captures daily life in the Franco era and shows the charm and idiosyncrasies of the region.

Get ready to immerse yourself in the magic of Granada through the big screen!