DNA

This short documentary explores the personal journey of director Maria Solá as she delves into her family's history through genetic testing. It examines the emotional and psychological impact of uncovering hidden ancestral truths and the broader implications of genetic lineage. The film offers a contemplative look at identity and the stories embedded within our DNA.

As a short documentary, 'DNA' received festival attention, particularly within independent film circuits. It was generally praised for its intimate and introspective approach to a complex topic. Audiences and critics often highlighted its emotional resonance and the personal courage displayed by the director in sharing her findings.

• Praised for its personal and emotional exploration of identity.
• Appreciated for its concise and thought-provoking examination of genetic heritage.
• Noted for its intimate directorial perspective.

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Screened at various film festivals, including the Barcelona International Short Film Festival (ShortsBCN).

The director, Maria Solá, personally underwent the genetic testing that forms the basis of the documentary, making the narrative deeply personal.