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Raquel Martínez Martín

Raquel Martínez Martín

Teaching Associate in Modern Languages (Spanish) at University of Strathclyde; PhD researcher in contemporary Spanish cinema, labour, and precarity.

Jun 9, 2026

39:03
Mm.
39:03
First of all, she needs to protect, uh, his dignity.
39:08
And that is for me the main idea that the film is trying to, um, portray.
39:16
Nothing is more important than dignity.
39:18
And in this case, it's not only Luisa.
39:20
There's another female character who is Pilar, the female journalist, who is the one who facilitates the fact that Roberto can have that interview, which is never going to air.
39:32
But Luisa kind of recognizing that he might not have long to live, she decides to grant him his wish of being on television, but without really being on television.
42:15
Mm.

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