

125 cassette tapes document a mother’s conversations with her imprisoned daughter, revealing the personal impact of political imprisonment in the Basque region.
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125 cassette tapes document a mother’s conversations with her imprisoned daughter, revealing the personal impact of political imprisonment in the Basque region.
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A young woman counts the days until her impending arrest, while a man reenters society after 17 years in prison. A mother documents her conversations with her imprisoned daughter on 125 cassette tapes. An imprisoned professor of journalism reflects on his life in solitude. A former ETA leader reconnects with a childhood friend who is now a filmmaker. Windows Looking Inward presents the lives of five Basque political prisoners, revealing their personal struggles and connections amid confinement.
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Why Watch
- Meet a mother documenting calls with her imprisoned daughter.
- Find out how a man adapts after 17 years in prison.
- See a former ETA leader reconnect with a childhood friend.
Did You Know
- A mother recorded 125 cassette tapes of conversations with her daughter.
- One man returned to society after spending 17 years in prison.
- The film features five different directors telling individual stories.
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What year was 'Windows Looking Inward' released?
Windows Looking Inward was released in 2012.
How long is the documentary 'Windows Looking Inward'?
The duration of 'Windows Looking Inward' is 95 minutes.
What group is associated with the political prisoners in the documentary?
The documentary features political prisoners associated with the ETA terrorist group.
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