"Soledad descalza" (Barefoot Soledad) is a mix of a mockumentary (fake documentary) and narrative fiction that shows a one-year follow up in the life of Soledad Paramo, a woman who always goes barefoot everywhere on her own will. The fact that the protagonist, goes barefoot, is the starting point for a tragicomedy which also deals with other things such as modern art, artistic creation, social manipulation and the role of communication media and also be interpreted as a vision, sometimes satirical, of present-day Spanish society.
Juan Carlos Martinez Rodriguez
Director
Nuria Canovas
Olga Zapico
Raquel Garod
Raquel
Ana Jerez
Reportera programa tv
Pablo Mateo Sidron
Novio de Soledad
Veronica Saez
amiga de Soledad
Cristina Jiménez
Chica performance
Juan Francisco Cerón
Profesor
Elia Estrada
Reportera
Susana Zamora
Chica entrevistada
Juan Carlos Martinez Rodriguez
Hombre Encapuchado
Silvia Conesa
Soledad Páramo
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