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Deep Dive: The Water Map (2024)

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The Water Map
The documentary 'The Water Map' focuses on the critical decline of water resources in the Region of Murcia, Spain, due to agricultural exploitation. It presents the interconnected stories of four individuals, including Pepe Muñoz and Yolanda Garcia de Fuentes, whose lives are shaped by the cultural significance of water in this region. The film captures personal narratives that reflect the memories and traditions tied to water, illustrating the impact of environmental changes on local communities. Through striking visuals and personal accounts, the film emphasizes the urgent need to preserve both the natural environment and the cultural heritage associated with water. As memories fade, the documentary raises awareness about the wider effects of water scarcity on everyday life in Murcia, making it a moving reflection on the relationship between people and their environment.

Why Watch

  • •Meet Pepe Muñoz and Yolanda Garcia de Fuentes.
  • •Find out about water scarcity in Murcia, Spain.
  • •See the cultural impact of environmental changes.

Did You Know

•The documentary features four main individuals connected to water in Murcia.
•Director Carlota González Gómez presents a 27-minute film.
•The film is produced in Spain and is in Spanish.

Perfect For

Water resource managementSpanish agricultureCultural heritage studies