Directing
Miriam Martín
Acting credits
Behind the camera
NRThe Casa de Campo is one of the largest public parks in the world, a real forest. In the images, its 2019: the green of the earth shining anew for us or the children's unexpected use of bridges and ponds. In the sounds, its 1936, the forest torn in two, the defence of Madrid: "buzzes and explosions, clattering of machine guns, dry crackling of rifles" or the words of those who invented a revolution and a taste for good life in the midst of that turmoil.
La espada me la ha regalado
2020
A river: the Esla. A region: Tierra de la Reina. A dam and a wildfire, destruction from water and destruction from fire, two ways of losing paradise. A forest saved by a miracle and a valley in danger. Local people who write and a stranger who reads, listens and looks.
A River and a Queen
2026
2.0In the mid 1980s, a national trauma destroyed Spain—in order to ease the supposed drought in the area, Felipe González’s Socialist administration buried the flowery Leonese locality of Riaño under a swamp.
Back to Riaño
2023
2.0In the mid 1980s, a national trauma destroyed Spain—in order to ease the supposed drought in the area, Felipe González’s Socialist administration buried the flowery Leonese locality of Riaño under a swamp.
Back to Riaño
2023
