The production company delves into the heart of Día C with a piece that shows, unfiltered, the real pulse of Spanish creativity.
We celebrate a new foray by our associates into the documentary field. This time it’s Antiestático who presents a very special project for the c de c: a documentary that, far from being limited to compiling the milestones of Día C, aims to show everything that happens around the festival, with honesty, without makeup, and with the desire to capture its most authentic energy.
The piece —directed by Manu Palenzuela and Claudio Leone, and also edited by Leone— accompanies the day-to-day life of the competition from within, following the teams, recording conversations, tensions, decisions, and moments that usually remain off-camera.
Under the production of Pilar García, with the support of Sofía Bodoque, and under the executive supervision of Matías Dumont, the documentary becomes a lively portrait of how an event that is a reference for the entire creative industry is built. The work of the c de c Crew, with Jorge Sanabria, completes a narrative arc that reflects the essence of the festival: rigor, community, and experimentation.
Although the full version has not yet been made public, we can already see the trailer, a first approach to a project that reaffirms that the craft of our associated production companies goes far beyond advertising and also ventures into formats that document, investigate, and value the Spanish creative ecosystem.
