"Cría cuervos" is a Spanish film directed by Carlos Saura, released in 1976. The story revolves around a young girl named Ana, who reflects on her childhood experiences in a dysfunctional family. The film explores themes of memory, loss, and the impact of a troubled upbringing. Set in post-war Spain, "Cría cuervos" features a blend of reality and fantasy, as Ana interacts with her deceased mother and grapples with her emotions. The title translates to "Raise Ravens," symbolizing the consequences of nurturing negativity and the complexities of familial relationships.