El General

A sober, talk-driven reflection on a painful national past, asking the viewer to listen closely and weigh memory against politics.

A restless, essayistic wander through memory and myth that feels like chasing a story that keeps slipping away.

A sober, informative historical portrait that moves at an even pace and asks for attentive interest in political history.

A somber, personal documentary that quietly reconstructs a lost father through testimony, carrying the weight of political violence and memory.

A quiet, reflective documentary that traces inherited memory and political loss through intimate family conversations.

A reverent, archival portrait that feels like a warm memorial, asking viewers to reflect on a polarizing political legacy.

A quiet, reflective documentary that reconstructs the past through memory, feeling like a slow, personal meditation on history and its echoes.

A solemn archival journey through revolution, watching history flicker past in grainy footage that feels weighty and distant.

A measured, archival-driven political portrait that asks you to listen closely and weigh testimony against memory.

A quiet, reflective documentary that pieces together family memory and political history with tenderness and a lingering sense of loss.

A long, earnest archival journey through a nation's political memory, rewarding patience with emotional and historical depth.

A quiet, sombre essay that lingers on a single image, asking you to look closely and think about what photographs do to the dead.