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The buried memories of the Spanish Civil War are resurfaced when a woman searches for the remains of her grandfather and discovers the story of an idealistic young teacher in Tarragona. Nana was written by Manuel de Falla. I have no other words to add to the excellent 1717 entry. His are my own thoughts. I watched this film today at the New Palace in Sydney with a crowd of less than 10! It’s hard to keep my eyes dry because of the sadness and joy of seeing work like this. Oh, I want double the characters! As a French child, I am very good at Spanish, so I enjoyed the fast and unclear language that I could understand a little without reading the subtitles! 'You're also learning Spanish, so that might be one of the reasons to watch this beautiful story, as I understand it, this is also a true story.