BILLETES SIN RETORNO. INMIGRACIÓN Y VIDA COTIDIANA EN EL CINE ESPAÑOL

From a double premise that everyday life has undergone a radical transformation in the past twenty years and that this transformation has been particularly important in a Mediterranean context, this article analyzes the impact on recent Spanish cinema of three aspects, central and always conflicting, of everyday life: 1) The difference in approach to sex, which is due to multiple conflicts in these immigrant families and their environment . 2) The problem of food and drink, including the rejection of the spicy and the pork products or alcohol. 3) The problem of housing. Everyday life has a marginal centrality.