This is a very poorly done copy of Kevin Macdonald and Ridley Scott's "Life in a day"
It seeks to be diverse and inclusive but in fact is not at all and really just a disjointed preaching.
I think this filmaker, who chose a tiny amount from the submitted materiel was so focused on getting her own voice and message as dominant that the project ended up being, ironically a monologue of her views of what Spain is and is not.
After watching it the overwhelming result is seeing an irony that the maker herself seems to not have noticed -- that forcing your own views is hardly diversity or variety
It seeks to be diverse and inclusive but in fact is not at all and really just a disjointed preaching.
I think this filmaker, who chose a tiny amount from the submitted materiel was so focused on getting her own voice and message as dominant that the project ended up being, ironically a monologue of her views of what Spain is and is not.
After watching it the overwhelming result is seeing an irony that the maker herself seems to not have noticed -- that forcing your own views is hardly diversity or variety
