Entre camillas

This documentary explores the lives and work of a group of women who operate a private ambulance service in the region of Aragón, Spain. It delves into their daily challenges, their commitment to providing essential healthcare, and the personal sacrifices they make. The film offers an intimate look at their dedication and the human side of emergency medical services.

While 'Entre camillas' did not receive widespread international critical acclaim, it garnered positive attention within documentary film circles and for its sensitive portrayal of its subjects. Critics praised its authentic depiction of the demanding work performed by these women and its focus on the emotional and personal aspects of their profession. Audiences appreciated the film's ability to highlight an often-overlooked but vital service.

• Praised for its empathetic and intimate portrayal of female ambulance workers.

• Commended for shedding light on the demanding and often underappreciated work in emergency medical services.

• Appreciated for its humanistic approach and focus on the personal stories behind the service.

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Selected for various film festivals, including the Human Rights Film Festival of Zaragoza.

The documentary was filmed over a period of two years, allowing the director to build a deep rapport with the subjects and capture the authentic rhythms of their lives.