100 Days of Solitude

In 2015, José Díaz took the decision to recluse himself for more than three months in a cabin at Redes Natural Park, in Asturias, which he discovered by chance ten years before. He lived there with five digital cameras and a drone, but without a phone, Internet, a computer, electricity or a clock, willing to live in complete solitude in Nature, with the help of some farm animals and trusting in the guardian spirit of his beloved Henry David Thoreau, the author of Walden. This is the history in first person of those 100 days of solitude in the middle of the forest, under the rain, cold and wind, but also of communion with Nature, memory and the lost art of being yourself all the time. (Gijón International Film Festival)