Overview
- Rossy de Palma appeared on El Hormiguero to discuss her new projects and to share details about the film Día de Caza.
- Día de Caza is described in coverage as a contemporary remake of Carlos Saura’s La Caza, directed by Pedro Aguilera and starring Rossy de Palma with Carmen Machí, Blanca Portillo and Zoé Arnao, and it is scheduled to reach cinemas on July 3.
- On the show Rossy reflected on her artistic path from Mallorca market stalls and the Movida madrileña to becoming a recurring collaborator with Pedro Almodóvar, a background that outlets used to frame her current work.
- Profiles republished alongside the interview recount her personal history, including motherhood of two children, an abusive relationship she has previously described publicly, and her voice contribution to Rosalía’s song 'Preso'.
- The promotion ties a high-profile remake to Spain’s cinematic lineage and raises the profile of Rossy’s crossing of film, fashion and music, so audiences and critics will be watching how the new film reinterprets Saura’s original.