Será tu tierra

Commissioned by the Municipal Housing Authority of Barcelona, 'Será tu tierra' aimed to showcase the city council's social housing policy. Despite its original intent, the film was screened privately for Mayor Porcioles and was not accepted. A revised version was created, featuring a more optimistic ending, but it still never saw public release.

This documentary remains a unique artifact of its era, illustrating the intersection of urban development and social issues in mid-20th century Spain. It provides insight into the challenges faced by the city in addressing housing needs, making it a point of interest for collectors of historical documentaries and Spanish cinema. The film's obscurity adds to its intrigue, often referred to as "the movie that never existed."