Seven days in May

This documentary features David Riondino, who travels to Spain to document the Atocha massacre on its 50th anniversary. He collaborates with Alejandra, a young filmmaker, to deepen the narrative by connecting past events with current societal challenges. The film examines themes such as the rise of the far right, housing access, and job insecurity, encouraging viewers to reflect on these pressing issues.

With a focus on historical investigation and social commentary, Seven Days in May is relevant for those interested in contemporary political discourse and historical memory. The film not only recounts a significant event but also prompts important discussions about the implications of history on present-day society.