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LEONORA MILÀ Life of artists under Franco regime, the Chinese students’ protests that led to the Tiananment Square incidents, the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the way classical music fits in contemporary society are only some of the interesting points in Leonora Milà. The Intuitively Talented. It is a documentary film of approximately an hour long, dealing with her human and artistic development of the brilliant pianist and composer Leonora Milà, who performed at the Palau de la Música Catalana at the age of six and at the Royal Albert Hall in London when she was thirteen. She is also the first Spanish artist to perform in the People’s Republic of China (1979) and the first woman composer to have a ballet première in Saint Petersburg, based on the chivalry novel written in the 15th century, Tirant Lo Blanc, which would be on stage for four years. All the events forming part of the 20th century history, which Leonora Milà herself experienced, take on a special relevance in this documentary. Images never published before, performances and interviews with more than thirty outstanding personages belonging to politics, society and culture. They altogether compose a fresh picture of our most recent history. Leonora Milà. The Intuitively Talented was filmed in Barcelona, Beijing, Gandia, Paris, Madrid, Oviedo, Vatican City, Saint Petersburg and Vitoria-Gasteiz. Music lovers, people interested in current affairs, history, international politics and rigorous, insightful and accurate journalism will find this pleasant and graceful documentary appropriate and revealing
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