The Hidden City (La ciudad oculta)

Beneath the modern city there lies a vast labyrinth of galleries, tunnels, sewers and transportation networks. An immense spiderweb that sits beneath and depends on the visible city, it is a functional and essential space, but also a symbolic area, a hidden sphere – the unconscious of the city. In the words of director Víctor Moreno: ‘The Hidden City is a mind-bending journey in an unexplored territory; it is a sensory film, an invitation to peek into a dark tunnel and discover.’ [U]

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