Felicidad 2025
Step into the quiet yet profound world of *Felicidad (2025)*, a meditative short documentary directed by Francesco Mastroleo that blends the rhythms of nature with the restless search for meaning.
Director: Francesco Mastroleo
Cast
María Fernanda Durán
Girl
Quique Santacruz
Gardener
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Felicidad (2025) about?
*Felicidad* (2025) weaves two stories set in a resort on La Palma: a gardener's quest to grow a garden in the heart of a volcanic ruin and a young girl's search for what happiness truly means. Their journeys unfold against the island's dramatic landscapes, creating a poetic reflection on renewal and purpose.
Who directed Felicidad?
Francesco Mastroleo directed *Felicidad*. Known for his evocative visual storytelling, Mastroleo crafts this short film as a meditative exploration of human longing and nature's resilience.
Who stars in Felicidad?
The film features María Fernanda Durán and Quique Santacruz in its central roles. Their performances anchor a story that unfolds more through mood and setting than spoken dialogue.
Is Felicidad (2025) worth watching?
As a 20-minute documentary, *Felicidad* offers a refreshing slice of cinematic poetry that lingers long after the credits roll. While it's not a conventional narrative, its visual beauty and thematic depth make it a captivating watch for fans of thoughtful, atmospheric cinema—perfect for a quiet afternoon of reflection.
How long is Felicidad?
*Felicidad* runs for 19 minutes, offering a concise but impactful cinematic experience.
About Felicidad (2025) — A Short Documentary on Happiness, Volcanoes, and Quiet Revolutions
Step into the quiet yet profound world of *Felicidad (2025)*, a meditative short documentary directed by Francesco Mastroleo that blends the rhythms of nature with the restless search for meaning. Set against the volcanic landscapes of La Palma, the film follows two parallel journeys: a gardener who leaves the resort's manicured gardens behind to plant something wild and enduring atop a volcano's ruins, and a young girl staying at the same hotel, whose days of leisure are quietly overshadowed by deep reflections on utopia and the essence of happiness. Through minimal dialogue and rich visuals, Mastroleo crafts a poetic meditation on purpose, renewal, and the fleeting nature of joy.
Against the dramatic backdrop of the Canary Islands, where earth and sky collide, *Felicidad* captures a moment of stillness in a world obsessed with speed. It's a film that doesn't just show life—it invites you to feel it, to question the gardens we cultivate, both in the soil and in our souls.
