La herida invisible

This documentary follows Marta, a young woman who grapples with anorexia nervosa. It offers an intimate and unflinching look at her daily struggle with the illness, her relationship with her body, and the impact it has on her life and those around her. The film aims to shed light on the psychological and emotional turmoil associated with eating disorders.

La herida invisible received critical acclaim for its sensitive and honest portrayal of anorexia. Reviewers praised its raw emotional impact and the courage of its subject, highlighting its importance in raising awareness about eating disorders. It was recognized for its powerful storytelling and its ability to foster empathy.

• Praised for its deeply personal and harrowing depiction of anorexia.

• Commended for its raw honesty and emotional impact.

• Seen as an important tool for raising awareness about eating disorders.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the film's emotional power and its ability to provide a stark look into the realities of living with an eating disorder. Viewers frequently express sympathy for the subject and commend the filmmakers for tackling such a difficult topic with sensitivity.

Selected for the Human Rights Film Festival (2017).

The film's subject, Marta, is the sole on-screen 'actor' and narrator, making it a deeply personal and vérité-style documentary.