Todo arde

This documentary delves into the life and work of Enrique Guzmán, a Spanish puppeteer who, after a period of institutionalization, finds solace and purpose in his intricate puppet theater. The film explores themes of art, madness, and the profound connection between creator and creation.

Todo arde has been recognized for its unique and deeply personal approach to documentary filmmaking, offering a poignant look at the power of art to heal and transform. Critics have lauded its sensitive portrayal of its subject and its visually compelling aesthetic.

• A tender and visually striking exploration of art as therapy.

• Praised for its empathetic portrayal of a complex subject.

• Recognized for its unique and intimate directorial approach.

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Selected for competition at the Málaga Film Festival.

Director Oskar Alegría discovered Enrique Guzmán's puppet theater by chance, leading to a years-long project to document his life and art.