Half of Spain's clay pits and brick factories stand closed for six months each year, reflecting the fallout from subprime mortgages and evictions.
Synopsis
Half of Spain's clay pits and brick factories stand closed for six months each year, reflecting the fallout from subprime mortgages and evictions.
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Synopsis
Clay pits in Spain sit idle, remnants of a once-thriving industry. Factories close for months, leaving workers without income. The film 'Bricks' follows individuals facing eviction due to subprime mortgages. It tells the stories of families and communities as they develop strategies to cope with financial hardship. Director Quentin Ravelli captures the shift of the term 'ladrillo' from a symbol of growth to one of crisis, reflecting the struggles of many during Spain's economic downturn.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of subprime mortgages in Spain.
- Meet individuals facing eviction and their stories.
- Find out how communities adapt to economic crisis.
Did You Know
- The documentary was directed by Quentin Ravelli in 2017.
- Factories in Spain featured in the film remain closed for half the year.
- The film runs for 83 minutes and is produced in Spanish.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the term 'ladrillo' symbolize in the documentary 'Bricks'?
'Ladrillo' transitions from symbolizing boom and construction to representing crisis in Spain.
Who directed the documentary 'Bricks'?
Quentin Ravelli directed the documentary 'Bricks'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Bricks'?
The documentary 'Bricks' has a duration of 83 minutes.
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