Black Flowers (2009)

Director
David Carreras

Main cast
Tobias Moretti; Maria Grazia Cucinotta; Belén Fabra; Marta Etura ; Héctor Colomé

Genres
Thriller

Description
Following the failure of his last mission, RFG spy Michael Roddick decides to disappear, taking along Elena, the daughter of a Russian spy who died under strange circumstances. They settle in Barcelona and open a restaurant, to help them to forget about the past. Nevertheless, his former colleagues reappear alleging there are still some matters yet to be settled.


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