Lo que siento
2025 · 3m · España
Directed by Arturo Martínez Navío (AFAMP)
Tones: contemplative, tender
Enrique, a young man with an intellectual disability, faces the stigma and emotional barriers imposed by others; through an intimate confession in front of the camera, he expresses his right to feel, to love, and to be loved.
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Everyone expects the disability narrative to be inspirational or tragic—Enrique just wants to talk directly to you about feeling and being loved, which is so defiantly ordinary it becomes radical.
A formally restrained piece that echoes the confessional tradition of cinema vérité while resisting sentimentality; the three-minute constraint becomes an asset, forcing precision over emotional sprawl.
The decision to let Enrique address the camera directly—no mediation, no score swells—transforms what could've been a well-meaning PSA into something that actually trusts the audience to sit with his presence and hear him.