All roads lead to Japan, Santiago de Compostela, to the cinema, to the interior of oneself and, who knows, if to perfection. The documentary Kotodama: the path of the mirror has been one of the most traveling documentaries that has hosted the 74th Zinemaldia. Directed by Eugenio Tardón and Carla Cañellas, this non-fiction proposes several parallels with the concept of the road and, moreover, expands its paths outside the screen, as it travels th…
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All roads lead to Japan, Santiago de Compostela, to the cinema, to the interior of oneself and, who knows, if to perfection. The documentary Kotodama: the path of the mirror has been one of the most traveling documentaries that has hosted the 74th Zinemaldia. Directed by Eugenio Tardón and Carla Cañellas, this non-fiction proposes several parallels with the concept of the road and, moreover, expands its paths outside the screen, as it travels th…