As seen on PBS. With 15 solos, fascinating interviews, breath-taking views of southern Spain and a wonderful narration by world-touring flamenco singer Antonio de la Malena, this feature-length film will delight flamenco and other music/dance lovers. In addition to the feature, it has an Extra, a guitar solo by famous guitarist Diego del Morao.

This is a film in praise of traditional flamenco, recognized by UNESCO as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. And we ask ourselves: what is it? What are its roots? What are its ties to farm workers and other dispossessed peoples? Was it created by gitanos (Spanish Gypsies), and is this significant? .The documentary addresses all these concerns but then ends with with even another question: what will happen in the future to this beautiful and powerful art form?

100 min., color, HD, filmed in Spain, bilingual (in Spanish with English subtitles), evergreen