Maria and the Lost Movie

The documentary follows pianist Miguel Ángel Lozano as he reconstructs the life of his grandmother, Maria Forteza, a significant figure in Spanish sound films. The film combines elements of family history with a broader examination of cinema, capturing both the personal and artistic aspects of Lozano's journey.

With a runtime of 62 minutes, this film presents a unique portrait of an artist and filmmaker. It delves into themes of music, cinema on cinema, and the legacy of early Spanish filmmakers, making it a thoughtful addition to any collection focused on documentary cinema or the history of film. The film's exploration of family ties and artistic heritage adds depth to its historical context, appealing to those interested in the intersections of personal and cinematic narratives.