Lucas Figueroa, turns out to be a triumph of sensitivity and hope, deftly sidestepping the pitfalls of trite dramatisation in a beautifully handled portrait of the positive things that might yet emerge from this fierce battle we have all been waging, against a reality that has left us shell-shocked for months on end. (The article continues below - Commercial information) Filmed using 8K technology (read more here), the documentary unfolds into an homage not only to the city of Madrid, where most scenes were filmed (interspersed with the odd bucolic hillside) but also to its people, who have a...