Description

Directed by Daniel San Pedro. Musical creation and adaptation: Camélia Jordana.<div> On a film set, a director is preparing a film about Carmen.</div><div><br></div><div> But rather than reconstructing the entire romantic story described by Mérimée—with its landscapes, exotic settings, and chases across Spain—she chose to return to the essentials. In this enclosed, vibrant space, transformed into a living laboratory, she assembled a small team: three women and two men: an actress/singer, an actor/singer, a choreographer, a director of photography, and an assistant. She told them the story, shared her vision, and offered her interpretation of the characters. And little by little, through rehearsals, improvisations, camera tests, and discussions, the figure of Carmen emerged.</div><div><br></div><div> Freely inspired by Prosper Mérimée and Georges Bizet</div>