Morir un Poco

Year: 1967

Runtime: 70 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Álvaro J. Covacevich

Documentary

A film‑truth documentary follows Luis as he drifts through the city each day, commuting to work and then lingering on the streets. He watches the illuminated windows of lives he can never enter, feeling each moment as a small death rather than a lived experience, while the city’s allure pushes him to consume and to dream.

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