Sunday's Illness

Holy shit. Sunday's Illness in Panorama is the film of the festival, possibly the entire year

— Wendy Ide (@wendyide) February 20, 2018

Ramón Salazar is back at the with his fourth film, SUNDAY'S ILLNESS, and he talked to us about it: “We tried not to make it give way to tear-jerking melodrama” #Berlinale

— Cineuropa (@Cineuropa) February 21, 2018

Berlinale people - I can't stress this enough - get a ticket for Sunday's Illness

— Wendy Ide (@wendyide) February 20, 2018

Spanish filmmaker Ramón Salazar returns to the with his fourth feature, SUNDAY'S ILLNESS, screening in Panorama - read our review #Berlinale

— Cineuropa (@Cineuropa) February 21, 2018

Spanish director Ramón Salazar at the Q&A of his superb film Sunday ‘s Illness (La enfermedad del Domingo) A superbly acted and extraordinarily photographed modern melodrama drama about a stranged mother/daughter relationship, received with raves at the Berlinale. @I Tremendous

— Roberto González (@RobersPersonal) February 21, 2018

I was completely smitten by Sunday's Illness - film of the #berlinale for me

— Wendy Ide (@wendyide) February 20, 2018

Last film at #Berlinale - La Enfermeda del Domingo / Sunday's Illness by Ramon Salazar. A pretty perfect film - thanks for the heads up

— Carine Hejazi (@CarineHejazi) February 21, 2018

Thread: Back from where the highlight was undoubtedly Sunday's Illness #LaEnfermedadDelDomingo by Masterful filmmaking; I feel privileged to have taken the journey with it in a cinema. Not everyone will get to do so.

— Wendy Ide (@wendyide) February 22, 2018

Berlin Film Review: ‘Sunday’s Illness’

— Variety (@Variety) February 23, 2018

It‘s been a good cinema day at #Berlinale | Sunday‘s Illness | Museo | Hendy & Hormoz | Eldorado | Our House ... now 💤

— Madeleine Probst (@MaddyProbst) February 22, 2018