故事发生在美丽的巴塞罗那，美国女孩维姬（丽贝卡·豪尔 Rebecca Hall 饰）和克里斯蒂娜（斯嘉丽·约翰逊 Scarlett Johansson 饰）在度假时认识了名声并不太好的艺术家胡安（哈维尔·巴登 Javier Bardem 饰）。性格迥异的两姐妹在第二次遇到胡安后，对于胡安结伴去奥维耶多过周末的的邀请，热情奔放的克里斯蒂娜一下子就爽快答应了，而即将结婚的维姬却感到深深的不安。 　　奥维耶多发生了让人意想不到的事情，原本应该和胡安一夜春宵的克里斯蒂娜因病躺在床上休息，而理智现实的维姬却和胡安一夜风流。 　　当三个人再次回到巴塞罗那之后，维姬的未婚夫道格前来陪伴她，维姬的生活似乎归于平静。而当克里斯蒂娜开始了与胡安热恋并同居的生活之时，胡安的前妻玛丽娅（佩内洛普·克鲁兹 Penélope Cruz 饰）突然出现，这三人之间构筑起一种奇特的关系。于是在盛夏的充满浪漫气息的欧洲名城，一段诙谐而又深刻的关于爱的故事拉开了序幕。 　　在2009年第81届奥斯卡上，佩内洛普·克鲁兹凭借此片获得最佳女配角奖。

故事发生在美丽的巴塞罗那，美国女孩维姬（丽贝卡·豪尔 Rebecca Hall 饰）和克里斯蒂娜（斯嘉丽·约翰逊 Scarlett Johansson 饰）在度假时认识了名声并不太好的艺术家胡安（哈维尔·巴登 Javier Bardem 饰）。性格迥异的两姐妹在第二次遇到胡安后，对于胡安结伴去奥维耶多过周末的的邀请，热情奔放的克里斯蒂娜一下子就爽快答应了，而即将结婚的维姬却感到深深的不安。 　　奥维耶多发生了让人意想不到的事情，原本应该和胡安一夜春宵的克里斯蒂娜因病躺在床上休息，而理智现实的维姬却和胡安一夜风流。 　　当三个人再次回到巴塞罗那之后，维姬的未婚夫道格前来陪伴她，维姬的生活似乎归于平静。而当克里斯蒂娜开始了与胡安热恋并同居的生活之时，胡安的前妻玛丽娅（佩内洛普·克鲁兹 Penélope Cruz 饰）突然出现，这三人之间构筑起一种奇特的关系。于是在盛夏的充满浪漫气息的欧洲名城，一段诙谐而又深刻的关于爱的故事拉开了序幕。 　　在2009年第81届奥斯卡上，佩内洛普·克鲁兹凭借此片获得最佳女配角奖。

When cousins Ted (Taylor Nichols)and Fred Boynton (Chris Eigeman) hit Barcelona, the sexiest city in the world, the possibilities – and the beautiful girls – are endless. But without warning, international intrigue interrupts the pair's romantic pursuits... and what follows is a dangerously sexy comedy that explores life, liberty, and the labours of love.

When cousins Ted (Taylor Nichols)and Fred Boynton (Chris Eigeman) hit Barcelona, the sexiest city in the world, the possibilities – and the beautiful girls – are endless. But without warning, international intrigue interrupts the pair's romantic pursuits... and what follows is a dangerously sexy comedy that explores life, liberty, and the labours of love.

一个西班牙富商华侨在大陆寻找亲生女儿和他的亲生女儿在巴塞罗那寻找因涉及国际赌球案而失踪的爱人的故事，真假女儿在巨额财产面前的人性“拷问”和爱情在金钱面前受到考验的两条故事主线交错并行，故事表现了一代华人的亲情观念和融入世界的爱与宽容，又告诉现代年轻人要有扛起责任的道德观念，在物资诱惑面前应该如何把握自己，不能一步走错。

一个西班牙富商华侨在大陆寻找亲生女儿和他的亲生女儿在巴塞罗那寻找因涉及国际赌球案而失踪的爱人的故事，真假女儿在巨额财产面前的人性“拷问”和爱情在金钱面前受到考验的两条故事主线交错并行，故事表现了一代华人的亲情观念和融入世界的爱与宽容，又告诉现代年轻人要有扛起责任的道德观念，在物资诱惑面前应该如何把握自己，不能一步走错。

In 2012 the comet Rose crossed the skies of the city of Barcelona and its magic that night caused 346 love stories flourish. An atmosphere of dreams, hopes and desire mixed to give a special connection between people. From these stories six are the stars of the film. A dinner among friends with a love of life is coupled with a first time for miles. An encounter that can change their lives and revive old ties that clash with the discovery of a baby on the way. In parallel, the struggle between friendship and love strikes the last story, a clandestine love between gay athletes who have to make a tough decision.

In 2012 the comet Rose crossed the skies of the city of Barcelona and its magic that night caused 346 love stories flourish. An atmosphere of dreams, hopes and desire mixed to give a special connection between people. From these stories six are the stars of the film. A dinner among friends with a love of life is coupled with a first time for miles. An encounter that can change their lives and revive old ties that clash with the discovery of a baby on the way. In parallel, the struggle between friendship and love strikes the last story, a clandestine love between gay athletes who have to make a tough decision.

We left the final series with Hannah and Nathan attempting to divide up their twenty years together, and trying to navigate their way through a “good divorce”, questioning whether that is even possible. 　　Two years on, formidable family lawyer Hannah Defoe (Nicola Walker) and her family are back and have gathered for a beautiful wedding at a magnificent vineyard, nestled in Catalonia’s wine region. Set across one sun soaked weekend, The Split will encompass break-ups, reunions and like all good weddings, plenty of romance. As the sun rises over the glorious Spanish countryside, Hannah is compelled to banish the ghosts of her past and open herself up to the possibility of love again. Can she find the courage to take the leap into a new future?

Segundo de Chomon documents a park in Barcelona, filming its extensive area, filled with trees and some constructions around. The innovation here is that instead of obtaining immobile images as usual in many films of the period, the director makes the camera move through the location, apparently shot while he was on a boat. Written by Rodrigo Amaro