Iberia

Year: 2005

Runtime: 120 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Carlos Saura

Documentary

An adaptation of Isaac Albéniz’s piano suite “Iberia,” this documentary delves into the world of flamenco. It tracks the music and the performers who interpret it—musicians and dancers—showing how they reinvent the pieces. The film fuses classical ballet, contemporary movement, Spanish dance and flamenco, recreating the suite in a striking, cross‑disciplinary performance.

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