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Carla Simon discusses memory and family trauma in 'Romeira'

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Catalan director Carla Simon's film "Romeria" addresses her personal family trauma.
The film raises questions about the reliability of memory in understanding our parents.
Simon discusses the universal complexities of familial relationships in her interview.
Her work explores the theme of how much we truly know about our family's past.
The interview appeared in the Greek publication "Τα Νέα" on July 6, 2026.

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Catalan director Carla Simon's film "Romeria" addresses her personal family trauma.
The film raises questions about the reliability of memory in understanding our parents.
Simon discusses the universal complexities of familial relationships in her interview.
Her work explores the theme of how much we truly know about our family's past.
The interview appeared in the Greek publication "Τα Νέα" on July 6, 2026.

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