Contra el tiempo, la historia de dos hermanos

This documentary short explores the lives of two brothers, Marc and Jordi Torrent, who are both affected by Huntington's disease. It delves into their personal journeys, the challenges they face, and the resilience they demonstrate in the face of this debilitating genetic disorder. The film highlights their relationship and their efforts to live full lives despite their circumstances.

The film has been recognized for its sensitive and humanistic portrayal of living with Huntington's disease. It's praised for offering a personal perspective on a condition that affects families profoundly, emphasizing the strength of the human spirit and the importance of familial bonds. Critical reception has been positive, particularly within documentary circles and audiences interested in health and human interest stories.

• A poignant and intimate look at two brothers battling a genetic disease.

• Highlights the emotional and practical challenges of Huntington's disease with great empathy.

• Celebrates the strength of brotherhood and the will to live meaningfully.

Google audience: Audience feedback, where available, often commends the film's emotional impact and its ability to raise awareness about Huntington's disease. Viewers frequently express admiration for the brothers' courage and the documentary's raw, honest approach.

Screened at various film festivals, including the Miami International Audiovisual Festival (MIAFF) where it received awards such as Best Documentary Short Film and Best Director.

The documentary was directed by Alex Torrent, who is also the brother of the subjects, Marc and Jordi Torrent, giving him a deeply personal connection to the story.