32 Malasana Street

Set in Madrid during 1976, this horror drama follows the Olmedo family as they move into a new apartment in the Malasaña neighborhood. While the rest of Spain is experiencing political instability and unrest, the family realizes that supernatural entities share the hallways of their new home.

The film was directed by Albert Pintó, marking the start of a sequence of works that includes Nowhere, Barren Land, and Lions in Winter. The screenplay was written by Ramón Campos, Gema R. Neira, and Salvador S. Molina. The main cast features Begoña Vargas as Amparo, Iván Marcos as Manolo, and Bea Segura as Candela, supported by Sergio Castellanos, José Luis de Madariaga, and Iván Renedo. Production was handled by Atresmedia, Warner Bros. Entertainment España, 4 Cats Pictures, and Movistar+.

Audience reception for the movie is mixed. It holds a rating of 5.6/10 on IMDb based on 6,700 votes and a slightly higher score of 6.5/10 on TMDB from 709 votes. These viewers were generally more positive than professional critics, who gave the film a lower rating of 5.4/10 based on 23 reviews.