Pactes de silenci

About This Movie

Pactes de silenci dives into a sobering landscape, really digging into the grim realities of privatization in Spain. Toni Navarro crafts a documentary that feels raw, almost like you're peering through the keyhole of a world where public services are increasingly commodified. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the weight of the testimonies to settle in, which adds a layer of gravity to the unfolding narrative. It’s not just about money misappropriation; it probes into the ethics of care and the real lives affected. There's a stark, sometimes uncomfortable, honesty in the interviews that evoke a sense of urgency. This film is distinctive for how it combines social critique with personal stories, creating an unsettling yet necessary dialogue around our societal values.

Focuses on elder care and public service issues · Intimate interviews add personal depth · Critique of privatization in a changing society