The first world screening of the film "The Other Days" about palliative care will take place on November 9 as part of the 14th Seville European Film Festival. The final premiere will be on November 17.

Written and directed by Carlos Agulló, it is a MOD Producciones production that has the support of the Ministry of Culture-ICAA, with the collaboration of the Community of Madrid in association with Film Factory.

Dr. Pablo Iglesias, a palliative care doctor at the Madrid Health Service, shows us the day-to-day work and how terminally ill people accept their fate and try to enjoy the time they have left. The film teaches us to accept death as a natural part of life.

DIRECTOR'S NOTES

I met Dr. Pablo Iglesias, a palliative care doctor, when he accompanied my mother-in-law in her last days of life. Pablo helped my wife and her family cope with farewell, loss, and grief; He was perceived by everyone as an "angel". When I met him, I was struck by his charisma and his gift for communication, but, above all, his human quality in dealing with his patients, his closeness and his ability to accompany them in the decisions they face, always difficult. He is a person who speaks of death with an amazing naturalness. Through the personal and intimate stories of a group of his patients and their families, we will learn about the commendable work of Pablo and his colleagues.