Gereon Wetzel (Bonn, 1972) is the director of this documentary about the housing bubble and the financial crisis in Spain. He draws the universe of the absurd: a guard watching over empty homes, sheep wandering around half-built developments, a driving school that teaches in streets of an abandoned city.
Shortly after the housing bubble burst in the U.S., Spain suffered the same fate. Until then, lax credit policies, combined with hype demand had led to compulsive housing construction, especially for second homes.
Climb up to the terraces to see Palma from above: bay, bell tower, flying buttresses and rose window (guided tours in shifts)
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A full week of professional tennis in Manacor, on the courts of the academy Rafa Nadal built in his home town. And admission is free. 🎾☀️
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Warm summer nights, a big screen under the stars, and a carefully curated selection of films for all ages. Open-air cinema returns to Palma this summer with ...
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Warm summer nights, a big screen under the stars, and a carefully curated selection of films for all ages. Open-air cinema returns to Palma this summer with ...
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