La2 of Spanish Television films a documentary on heritage in Salamanca
The filming in Salamanca will focus on the cathedrals and analyze the evolution of the city's historical heritage
Pandorga Comunicación S.L., in co-production with RTVE, will film a documentary in Salamanca next Thursday, May 17, on the evolution of the city's historical heritage. The filming in the city will focus on the cathedrals.
Pandorga Comunicación S.L., in co-production with RTVE, will film a documentary in Salamanca next Thursday, May 17, on the evolution of the city's historical heritage. The filming in the city will focus on the cathedrals.
The documentary, titled “El claustro” (The Cloister), which will last 56 minutes and be broadcast by La2, is a journey through time and territory in search of the origins of the concept of heritage and its evolution, while also narrating the risks this inheritance faces. Spain is one of the richest countries in cultural heritage in the world, which implies recognition, attraction, and also responsibilities. While rescuing and investigating some of the most curious and relevant facts in the history of cultural or artistic assets, such as the so-called Cloister of Palamós, the Venus del Espejo (Venus of the Mirror), the Odyssey Treasure, or the looting of Hearts. The documentary gathers different reflections on this collective heritage from various fields such as archaeology, architecture, cultural management, and restoration...
The Salamanca City Council has collaborated with the production, through the Salamanca Film Commission, processing the corresponding filming permits.
The Salamanca City Council has collaborated with the production, through the Salamanca Film Commission, processing the corresponding filming permits.