A medium that works with automatic writing is invited to speak with the nature documentaries director Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente about the supposed fake scenes in his Films.
With a starting point of scepticism in all the paranormal phenomena, I create a fictional situation that talks about other fiction in order to, like in the math formula (- x – = +), from to fictions generate a truth: an observation about nature and cultural, documentary and fiction, staging, false as generator of truth, presentation and representation…
Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente was an extremely famous naturalist and director of a TV series called “El hombre y la tierra”. During the 70’s, according to some surveys, was the most famous figure after Franco.
Félix was a charismatic person and advanced defender of animals in Spain. In a nation that had moved from the country to the industrial peripheries of the cities and that considered country as a place to escape from, searching for a more comfortable life, he revaluated the beauty and the spirit of nature and rural life. He was our first ecologist.
He was accused of shooting numerous scenes of his documentaries with domesticated animals and, even, like in the famous scene of the eagle and the Mouflon, with stuffed animals. Félix, the wolf defender, icon of the wildness, may had to appeal to semi-domesticated animals to spread his ideas.
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