Cristo

Cristo stands out as the first feature film directed and produced by Margarita Alexandre and Rafael Torrecilla. This documentary uses a series of Spanish paintings to narrate the life of Jesus, intertwining art and religious themes. The film employs a photographic technique by Juan Mariné that animates works from notable artists like Titian, El Greco, and Rubens.

The voices of actors such as Fernando Rey, José María Seoane, and María Jesús Valdés contribute to the film's narrative depth, providing a sense of presence to the characters depicted in the paintings. The film received recognition from the Censorship Board, achieving a category of National Interest, reflecting its focus on national artistic heritage alongside its religious content.