Robinson Crusoe Island

This documentary follows Guzmán's journey to a remote island located 700 kilometers from the Chilean coast, the very place that inspired Defoe's Robinson Crusoe. As a fan of the story since childhood, Guzmán constructs an ironic travel journal, drawing connections between the historical context of the island and the fictional narrative.

The film engages with themes of imagination and history, creating a unique lens through which to view the island's significance. It invites viewers to consider how literature can shape our understanding of real places and events. This exploration offers a fresh perspective on a literary classic, making it an intriguing watch for documentary enthusiasts and fans of literary adaptations alike.