Synopsis
Walls Can Talk is Carlos Saura's unique vision of the origins of art. The acclaimed and award-winning director with more than 50 films directed, nominated and internationally awarded (Oscar, Cannes, Berlin, Goya, etc.), directs and stars in this documentary film. It depicts the evolution and relationship of art with the wall as a canvas for creation, right from the first graphic revolutions of prehistoric caves to the most innovative urban expressions. A passionate and personal journey accompanied by personalities such as Juan Luis Arsuaga, the great thinker of human evolution, and Miquel Barceló, an iconic contemporary artist. Other participants in his ground-breaking vision of wall art include the graffiti artist Zeta, the graffiti writer Musa and the urban creator Suso33.
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Director
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Carlos Saura
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Producer
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María del Puy Alvarado
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Screenwriter
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Carlos Saura,
José Morillas
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Genre
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Documentary
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Original Language
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Spanish
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Runtime
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1h 15m