• The other work you will present at the Zinemaldia focuses on the writer Jon Mirande. What was the inspiration for making this documentary?

Jon Mirande has long been of interest to me. I've been thinking for some time that there was a story there, which had not been told until now, giving him the floor. I don't know if I got it right, but I've learned a lot along the way.

• What has it been like to work with this character? Did you find some issues difficult to deal with?

Creating a work around Mirande and researching it has been a pleasure, and even more so because we have managed to bring out a lot of information in the film that was previously unknown. The film deals with powerful themes (Nazism, paedophilia, etc.) and in dealing with them I have tried to find my own point of view. But in any case, rather than answers, I have questions.

• How do you think the public will react to the film?

I have no idea.

• Looking ahead, what projects do you have in the pipeline? Can you give us any hints?

Now I am returning to university, to the UPV, after a year of research in Baiona. That's my project, to try to help audiovisual students to learn something. Whether I will do something else related to cinema later on, I don't know.