Flores para Antonio (with Q&A Elena de Molina)

Alba Flores isn't just any name on Spain. Well-known and talented actress on cinema and TV, is part also of one of the most important clan of artists in the country: she is granddaughter of legendary actress, singer and flamenco dancer Lola Flores and flamenco guitarist Antonio González 'El Pescaílla', niece of actresses and singers Rosario Flores and Lolita Flores, cousin of actress Elena Furiase (Lolita's daughter) and, finally, she is the only one daughter of Antonio Flores, who died on May 30, 1995 at 33, when Alba was barely 8 years old. 30 years later, a grown up Alba decides to start an introspective journey to understand his father and the life he had in a series of interviews including her own mother Ana Villa, her aunts, the family friend Juan el Golosina and Antonio's close friends like Ariel Rot, Antonio Carmona and Joaquín Sabina. Including unreleased personal family videos and photos, Alba explores not only her family heritage, but the legacy of a revolutionary artist who did looking for his own place in music instead to be "son of" only, who defied all conventions and prejudices to create new sounds unexplored then, but tormented by his own inner demons and drug addiction. A family redemption travel by the memories of a never forgotten singer who died too much soon, as well Alba's own redemption to sing again (she refused to do it after his father death).