I'm all for unity in general, so the theme of certain countries/states trying to divide or split off - that's not something I'm particular in favor of. Having said that though, I'm also for free speech and I'm for people deciding what they want to do. And if Catalonia (or rather the majority of the people living there), feel better (safer?), if they split off Spain - who are we to tell them they shouldn't? And what law are they breaking exactly? Well the movie (documentary) tries to shine as much light on that as possible.
We do get current events (well a couple of years ago as of today), all culminating on the voting day ... one of the most vile and abhorent acts that a goverment has done to their own people - even if they don't want to be their people anymore. This is really troubling but also very enganging to watch. Whatever you think of the whole thing, beating up citizens that are mostly peaceful? That is really messed up ... and to think that still is a possibility in this day and age? Wow, just wow. Also how they try to cover that up. But the documentary is way more than that
We do get current events (well a couple of years ago as of today), all culminating on the voting day ... one of the most vile and abhorent acts that a goverment has done to their own people - even if they don't want to be their people anymore. This is really troubling but also very enganging to watch. Whatever you think of the whole thing, beating up citizens that are mostly peaceful? That is really messed up ... and to think that still is a possibility in this day and age? Wow, just wow. Also how they try to cover that up. But the documentary is way more than that