When Brooklyn Met Seville

When Brooklyn Met Seville is a Spanish comedy centered on Ana, a young woman living in Seville who is dissatisfied with her family and neighborhood. To prevent their home from being seized, Ana's mother brings an affluent African-American student named Ariel Brooklyn into their house through a deceptive arrangement. Despite the cultural gap and the tension caused by the fraud, Ana and Ariel develop a romantic relationship while sharing the same living space.

Directed by Vicente Villanueva, this movie was released in 2021 and is the second film in the director's career, following Toc Toc. The screenplay was written by Juan Apolo and Nacho La Casa. The lead roles are played by Carolina Yuste as Ana and Sergio Momo as Ariel, supported by a cast that includes Estefanía de los Santos, Manolo Solo, Canco Rodríguez, and María Alfonsa Rosso. Production was handled by Filmax, Pecado Films, and Capitán Araña.

The film has received a modest reception from audiences, holding a rating of 5.6 on IMDb based on 582 votes and a 5.7 on TMDB from 34 votes.