Ana is a journalist taken by her work to all sorts of different places the world over. Ever since her youth, influenced by her father, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and its contents have been a place from which she observes the individual and collective behavior of human development. She is also an expert in new technologies applied to communication. This circumstance, combined with her desire to improve human relations, leads her to draw up a document uncovering the terrible failures to observe Human Rights.
Production
Elías Querejeta's final film — the producer's rare directorial swan song.
Acting
Belén Laguna's intense direct-address narration, like a really intense professor.
Director
Elías Querejeta
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Elías Querejeta was legendary for producing Basque and Spanish New Wave cinema — this rare directorial effort came at age 78, essentially his cinematic farewell.
The film's 3.0 TMDB rating with one vote suggests almost nobody has seen this; it's essentially a ghost film from a major producer.
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