Vlasta, el recuerdo no es eterno

This documentary chronicles Vlasta Lah's remarkable journey from her childhood in a war-torn country to her role as a groundbreaking director in Argentina. In 1960, she became the only woman directing a sound feature film in the country, a significant milestone in the film industry. The film combines personal correspondence and thorough research to revive her story and contributions.

Directed by Fernando Martín Peña and featuring José A. Martínez Suárez, this documentary serves as an important reminder of the challenges faced by female filmmakers. It highlights not just the struggles of Vlasta Lah but also the broader context of women in cinema. Collectors interested in documentaries that focus on women's history and contributions to the arts will find this film particularly relevant.