En la última edición de IberoDocs, que tuvo lugar en Edimburgo entre el 4 y 8 de abril, pudimos asistir al pase del documental ‘María Conversa’ , de la directora Lydia Zimmermann. En él somos testigos del proceso creativo de la actriz Blanca Portillo para encarnar a María de Nazaret en la obra teatral ‘El testamento de María’ (adaptación de un libro de Colm Tóibín que dirigió para la escena Agustí Villaronga). No quisimos dejar pasar de largo la oportunidad de hablar con Lydia sobre su sobrecogedor e interesante trabajo.
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