Members of the Dutch cavalry are exposed to smoke as they undergo stress tests along the beach front in Scheveningen on September19, 2016. The horses and riders are tested with gunfire, music and smoke as they train for the upcoming Prinsjesdag parade in The Hague in which the King and Queen will ride in their Golden Carriage to the Hall of Knights and give a speech from the throne setting out the main features of government policy for the coming parliamentary session. / AFP PHOTO / ANP / Netherlands OUT/AFP/Getty Images

Spanish film director Rodrigo Sorogoyen poses during a photocall after the screening of his film "Que Dios nos perdone" at the 64th San Sebastian Film Festival, in the northern Spanish Basque city of San Sebastian on September 19, 2016. The festival, held each year in San Sebastian, a picturesque seaside resort on the Atlantic coast, was originally intended to honour Spanish language films but has established itself as one of the most important movie festivals in the world. / AFP PHOTO / ANDER GILLENEAANDER GILLENEA/AFP/Getty Images

Spanish film director Rodrigo Sorogoyen poses during a photocall after the screening of his film "Que Dios nos perdone" at the 64th San Sebastian Film Festival, in the northern Spanish Basque city of San Sebastian on September 19, 2016. The festival, held each year in San Sebastian, a picturesque seaside resort on the Atlantic coast, was originally intended to honour Spanish language films but has established itself as one of the most important movie festivals in the world. / AFP PHOTO / ANDER GILLENEAANDER GILLENEA/AFP/Getty Images

Spanish film director Rodrigo Sorogoyen (R) and Spanish scriptwriter Isabel Pena pose during a photocall after the screening of their film "Que Dios nos perdone" at the 64th San Sebastian Film Festival, in the northern Spanish Basque city of San Sebastian on September 19, 2016. The festival, held each year in San Sebastian, a picturesque seaside resort on the Atlantic coast, was originally intended to honour Spanish language films but has established itself as one of the most important movie festivals in the world. / AFP PHOTO / ANDER GILLENEAANDER GILLENEA/AFP/Getty Images

Spanish film director Rodrigo Sorogoyen (2ndR) poses with (from left) Spanish actors Antonio de la Torre, Maria Ballesteros and Roberto Alamo during a photocall after the screening of their film "Que Dios nos perdone" at the 64th San Sebastian Film Festival, in the northern Spanish Basque city of San Sebastian on September 19, 2016. The festival, held each year in San Sebastian, a picturesque seaside resort on the Atlantic coast, was originally intended to honour Spanish language films but has established itself as one of the most important movie festivals in the world. / AFP PHOTO / ANDER GILLENEAANDER GILLENEA/AFP/Getty Images

Spanish film director Rodrigo Sorogoyen (R) and Spanish scriptwriter Isabel Pena pose during a photocall after the screening of their film "Que Dios nos perdone" at the 64th San Sebastian Film Festival, in the northern Spanish Basque city of San Sebastian on September 19, 2016. The festival, held each year in San Sebastian, a picturesque seaside resort on the Atlantic coast, was originally intended to honour Spanish language films but has established itself as one of the most important movie festivals in the world. / AFP PHOTO / ANDER GILLENEAANDER GILLENEA/AFP/Getty Images

Spanish film director Rodrigo Sorogoyen (C) and Spanish scriptwriter Isabel Pena (L) pose with Spanish actors Antonio de la Torre (2ndL), Maria Ballesteros (2ndR) and Roberto Alamo during a photocall after the screening of their film "Que Dios nos perdone" at the 64th San Sebastian Film Festival, in the northern Spanish Basque city of San Sebastian on September 19, 2016. The festival, held each year in San Sebastian, a picturesque seaside resort on the Atlantic coast, was originally intended to honour Spanish language films but has established itself as one of the most important movie festivals in the world. / AFP PHOTO / ANDER GILLENEAANDER GILLENEA/AFP/Getty Images

Spanish actors Roberto Alamo pose during a photocall after the screening of his film "Que Dios nos perdone" at the 64th San Sebastian Film Festival, in the northern Spanish Basque city of San Sebastian on September 19, 2016. The festival, held each year in San Sebastian, a picturesque seaside resort on the Atlantic coast, was originally intended to honour Spanish language films but has established itself as one of the most important movie festivals in the world. / AFP PHOTO / ANDER GILLENEAANDER GILLENEA/AFP/Getty Images