The Pompidou Center in Paris has dedicated a retrospective titled 'Le goût du present' to Spanish director Jonás Trueba, showcasing his unique filmmaking style that blends amateur authenticity with artistic depth. This exhibition features various events, including the screening of some of Trueba's significant films such as the romantic comedy 'Volveréis', the documentary 'Quién lo impide', and the summer tale 'La virgen de agosto', along with a published book detailing his contributions to cinema.

In this retrospective, Trueba's latest film 'La reconquista' has premiered in France, alongside two new works he created specifically for the exhibition. One of these is a commissioned short film, 'Aux Vistilles', which captures a reflective moment in Trueba's artistic journey, echoing the sentiment of living in the present—a theme resonant with Rafael Berrio's music that accompanies the film's narrative.

French media have labeled Trueba as 'the Spanish Rohmer', indicating a significant artistic comparison and emphasizing his distinctive narrative style that resonates with themes of everyday life and relationships. This recognition at an international venue like the Pompidou highlights the growing global appreciation for Trueba's work, positioning him as a vital figure in contemporary Spanish cinema.