Joaquin Sabina - 19 Days and 500 Nights

The documentary explores the personal relationships of Joaquín Sabina, particularly his friends and former lovers, who still carry memories of him despite the distance created by his health issues. After suffering a brain hemorrhage in 2001, Sabina distanced himself from many of those who once filled his life. Through interviews, Gieling provides insight into these connections, revealing their nostalgia and longing for the past.

Gieling's approach involves reconstructing Sabina's living room to recreate the environment where these relationships flourished. The film's runtime is 84 minutes, offering a concise yet impactful look at the complexities of friendship and memory in the face of change. This documentary not only showcases Sabina's influence but also highlights the emotional weight carried by those who were once close to him.