About the film
Lalia is a Spanish documentary short film from 1999, made and directed by Silvia Munt. With a runtime of 15 minutes, it is a brief entry for viewers seeking short-form documentary work. The film was produced in Spain and is in Spanish.
Its listing also records the Goya Award for Best Documentary Short Film. Released in 1999, Lalia belongs to an earlier period than many contemporary documentaries, while its short length can fit classroom programs or focused viewing sessions. The available credits identify Munt as both maker and director, and no producer or subject is specified.
Viewers can use this entry to confirm the film’s country, language, format, runtime and award before adding it to a documentary watchlist or study plan.
Who it is for
It suits viewers seeking Spanish-language documentary shorts from Spain. Teachers and students needing a 15-minute film may also consider it for short screening sessions.
Worth knowing
- 15-minute documentary short
- Spanish-language film from Spain
- Directed and made by Silvia Munt
- Won Goya Award for Best Documentary Short Film
Before you press play
- Released in 1999
- No subject is specified here
The short of it
Lalia is a concise Spanish documentary short directed and made by Silvia Munt. Its 15-minute runtime and Goya recognition make it easy to identify for short-film programming.
Awards on record
- Goya Award for Best Documentary Short Film