Norbert

Norbert is a clumsy spy in a gloomy, bureaucratic, and desolate nation. His rulers long to conquer their vibrant neighbor, a small and optimistic country where everything operates in a chaotic and absurd manner, making its inhabitants incredibly happy. Despite his total ineptitude, Norbert will become a key player in thwarting his own government's plans. Alongside his eccentric companions, he will experience adventures filled with fun and danger as he fights to save Colorlandia and, above all, in his quest to find his own happiness.

Directed by José Corral, this film presents us with an exciting adventure in which Norbert, a lovable character, invites us to reflect on society, values, and the connection between individuals. The story conveys an optimistic message, highlighting the importance of joy, curiosity, and the desire to be happy, themes that will resonate with both children and adults.

In 'Norbert', the contrast between two radically different countries is showcased. On one hand, Graylandia is a gray place, constantly overcast, with high levels of pollution and an excessive number of factories. Its streets are plagued by traffic jams, and there are no green spaces where children can play or where the elderly can stroll. In contrast, Colorlandia is a bright and colorful world, where the sky is always blue and the laws are dictated by a five-year-old girl president, whose fun and extravagant decisions ensure that her citizens are always happy.