Parking

Parking is not only a film; it’s an experiment that shows that cinema is still magical. The film maker Roger Gual has brought together sixteen people with no film experience. Their task was to make a film in a month, with no previous script, no movie locations, no open casting and no money. In less than a week, David Lillo wrote the story of Peter with these determining factors, a manager of a firm who decides to give up his office and becomes a security guard in the basement car park. The second week was devoted to the preproduction, search of locations and rehearsal. Finally, the shoot lasted seven days and one night.