
Teresa Ramón
as Herself
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The art of coming back to life. A living will and a road movie about how to be a female artist, grandmother, mother and wife and survive to all of that in a world ruled by men. The veteran painter, Teresa Ramón, transports the spectator to the heart of the creative process through the abnegation, personal drive and daring in the return journey from her experience with death. It blends documentary elements. The story is brought to life by director Alejandro Cortés Calahorra.