You Alone

Year: 1984

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: Spanish

DramaDocumentary

In Madrid’s School of Bullfighting, children and adolescents aged eight to sixteen gather after school or work to study the art of Cúchares, or Torear. Their ambition is not fame or a farm but to face a bull, fully aware of the mortal risk their scarred, retired teachers constantly stress. A non‑exploitative nude bullfighting scene underscores the youngsters’ vulnerability in the arena.

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