You Know What I Have Nightmares About

This short documentary explores the impact of the Spanish Civil War on a generation through personal testimonies and historical reflection. It delves into the lingering trauma and suppressed memories that continue to affect survivors and their descendants. The film aims to shed light on the forgotten stories and the enduring legacy of this conflict.

The film has been recognized for its sensitive portrayal of historical trauma and its focus on personal narratives. It is praised for bringing attention to a often-overlooked aspect of the Spanish Civil War's impact. While not widely reviewed due to its short format and niche subject matter, it has received positive mentions in festival circuits.

• A poignant and personal look at the lasting effects of war.

• Effectively uses individual stories to convey collective memory.

• Highlights the importance of remembering difficult historical events.

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Screened at various film festivals, including the Alcances San Sebastián International Documentary Film Festival.

The documentary draws heavily on interviews conducted over several years, capturing the oral histories of individuals who experienced the Spanish Civil War firsthand or are descendants of those who did.