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Miralles

María Mauti | 2024 | Spain , Mexico | 90’

Miralles (90')
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Miralles (90')
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About the film

Miralles’ work amazed everyone. He gained international fame with masterpieces such as the Scottish Parliament building in Edinburgh and the Igualada Cemetery. He died far too young of a brain tumour and was buried in the cemetery he himself had designed. In this documentary, a narrator takes you on a poetic journey through eleven projects and offers a view of the man and the free spirit that defined him.

film details

Dutch premiere

Director María Mauti

Country Spain, Mexico

Year 2024

Runtime 90 Min.

Language Spanish, Catalan, Italian

Subtitles English

Type Documentary

film credits

Producer Antonio Chavarrías , Alba Bosch Duran , Monica Lozano

With the cooperation of Carla Gutierrez , Anahit Simonian , Núria Esquerra , Ciro Frank Schiappa

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