Los Tigres

Two siblings hunt life at sea, not a seaside romance but a tense grind. Antonio works on the edges of maritime construction while Estrella maps the depths and helps him, their bond braided by years of shared risk. Their precarious economy might shift when a hidden stash surfaces aboard a hull tied to the port of Huelva. The discovery drags them into a risky game where money promises relief but danger crawls beneath every decision. As the sea breathes and machines rumble, their loyalty is tested, loyalties that could break under pressure or become the key to some badly needed escape. The story plays out with quiet intensity rather than loud fireworks, focusing on character and place, and a hope.

Directed by Alberto Rodríguez with a screenplay by Rafael Cobos, Los Tigres arrives as an original Spanish thriller released in 2025. The film roots its tense drama in the coastal world of Huelva and follows two siblings pressed by hardship.

Box office figures for Los Tigres have not been disclosed publicly, so its commercial performance isn't currently available. Given the film's festival circuit profile and regional setting, trade outlets will likely track it as a niche thriller in the market.

Early reactions point to a lean, tense mood that leans on character and setting rather than fireworks. The film probes how desperation strains family ties, the lure and risk of crime, and the sea as a shaping force behind every choice, anchored by strong performances from its cast and crew.

Awards: As of now no major nominations are listed for Los Tigres. The project is shaped by a collaboration between Alberto Rodríguez and Rafael Cobos, with standout work from Antonio de la Torre and Bárbara Lennie that could attract attention in future seasons or regional festivals and festival attention globally.