A Place When You Can Be
Directed by Eva Bonald
SPAIN · 2026 · 30 min · ART, CHILDREN, HUMAN RIGHTS, OTHER, REALITY RECORDER
Submitted to RTV International Film Festival 2026Synopsis
This documentary explores the transformative power of theatre in people's lives. Through real stories and genuine emotions, it shows how the performing arts help participants overcome fears, insecurities, and personal barriers. Theatre becomes a space for freedom, growth, and self-discovery, where each person learns to express themselves, build self-confidence, and connect with others. Far from seeking fame or recognition, the protagonists find in art a tool for healing, discovering who they truly are, and improving their lives. The documentary reveals how theatre is not only experienced on stage, but also as a human experience capable of changing the way people feel, think, and face the world.
About the film
This documentary explores the transformative power of theatre in people's lives. Through real stories and genuine emotions, it shows how the performing arts help participants overcome fears, insecurities, and personal barriers. Theatre becomes a space for freedom, growth, and self-discovery, where each person learns to express themselves, build self-confidence, and connect with others. Far from seeking fame or recognition, the protagonists find in art a tool for healing, discovering who they truly are, and improving their lives. The documentary reveals how theatre is not only experienced on stage, but also as a human experience capable of changing the way people feel, think, and face the world.
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