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.: Portrait of Dora Dolz
.: synopsis
This film portrait of the Spanish visual artist Dora Dolz, viewed through the eyes of her daughter, -the filmmaker Sonia Herman Dolz-, illustrates the possibilities one has to take control of one’s own life and destiny.

Dora Dolz’ playful, down-to-earth and accessible work and personality appeals to people from all walks of life. She is a ‘working-class hero’ and a diva at the same time. She migrated from Spain to the Netherlands in 1965. Her capacity to develop from an isolated outsider to an ‘insider’ is a universal phenomenon among expatriates who sometimes have to fight harder, inwardly as well as outwardly, than the local people.

for over thirty years, Dora Dolz’ many-sided, trend-setting artwork and monumental ceramics have put an indelible stamp on the Dutch and international art scene. She is currently at the apex of her creative life. The film’s purpose is not to mystify her life, but to show it as an example of how one can have a ‘light’ approach to the weight of reality.

This sparkling film lifts the tip of the veil from the bountiful art and soul of Dora Dolz.



1 x 67 minutes, The Netherlands ( )
.: The Way to St James - no a path or roses -
.: synopsis
The director of this documentary walked from Roncesvalles to Santiago de Compostela (850km) in Northen Spain, initialy as a pilgrim, carrying his camara to capture,'The Way to St James - no a path or roses -'
This documentary leaves on the side historic and artistic explanations of the route, nor does it provide practical information for cheap tourism. This documentary reaches the heart of "el Camino" (the pilgrimage) It travels through interviews reaching the essence of this route, which received more than 180.000 people only in 2004 alone (Holy Year).


1 x 52 minutes, Spain ( )
.: Ordesa, at the heart of the Pyrenees
.: synopsis

This documentary will show one of the last places that are conserved in its pure state in Europe, declared National Park and World Heritage by the UNESCO.
At the heart of the Pyrinees and protected by the "Treserols", the Ordesa Valley and "Monte Perdido" peak hide one of the most beautiful and rich natural places in the world.
As an educational documentary, it brings to all kind of audiencies, knowledge about landscapes, geology, history, wildlife, flora, diversity, life, human environment, in a way that combines perfectly an strong research and the best audiovisual production.

At the heart of the Pyrinees and protected by the "Treserols", the Ordesa Valley and "Monte Perdido" peak hide one of the most beautiful and rich natural places in the world. As an educational documentary, it brings to all kind of audiencies, knowledge about landscapes, geology, history, wildlife, flora, diversity, life, human environment, in a way that combines perfectly an strong research and the best audiovisual production.


1 x 52 minutes, Spain ( )
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