MIGUEL HERNÁNDEZ
Director FRANCISCO RODRÍGUEZ, DAVID LARA
Countries Spain, Spain, Spain
Duration 99 min
Synopsis
Miguel Hernandez is remembered for his simple atmosphere poetry, but emotionally charged. His work and life story tell us of the urgent need of a poetic and creative man who didn’t desert his passion, despite adversity. From his humble and restrictive childhood, he picked up his good friends and didn’t leave the reading. He met José María, García Lorca, Pablo Neruda and Vicente Aleixandre, but nothing vital mark over his future as an aesthetic, the theme of love that moved from the divine to the human, when he met Josefina Manresa. Committed to the events of the country from 1936 to 1939, saw the need to write propaganda poetry. Saddest experiences as the death of his first child or the hardships of the Civil War left us as deep legacy as "Nanas de la cebolla”. Faithful to his militant past, refused to be assigned to the new regime and died in prison in 1942 after a long moral and physical distress compounded by tuberculosis, with only 32 years.
Miguel Hernandez is remembered for his simple atmosphere poetry, but emotionally charged. His work and life story tell us of the urgent need of a poetic and creative man who didn’t desert his passion, despite adversity. From his humble and restrictive childhood, he picked up his good friends and didn’t leave the reading. He met José María, García Lorca, Pablo Neruda and Vicente Aleixandre, but nothing vital mark over his future as an aesthetic, the theme of love that moved from the divine to the human, when he met Josefina Manresa. Committed to the events of the country from 1936 to 1939, saw the need to write propaganda poetry. Saddest experiences as the death of his first child or the hardships of the Civil War left us as deep legacy as "Nanas de la cebolla”. Faithful to his militant past, refused to be assigned to the new regime and died in prison in 1942 after a long moral and physical distress compounded by tuberculosis, with only 32 years.