Javier Giner, film director: "I don't think art is therapy. Therapy is done with a professional"
Javier Giner, a filmmaker, discusses his debut feature film 'Esta soledad', which explores themes of post-breakup loneliness and youth precariousness. After a career setback, he found inspiration in his personal experiences, particularly his struggles with addiction, which he depicted in his series 'Yo, adicto'. The film follows two characters, Leo and Lorea, as they navigate their separate paths of healing after a breakup, emphasizing the importance of self-identity and societal margins. Giner highlights the impact of generational trauma and the challenges faced by young creatives in a precarious job market, advocating for a deeper understanding of these issues in contemporary society.
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