No, Un cuento flamenco (José Luis Tirado, Spain 2017)

NO is a flamenco dancer. She works at a small flamenco venue at Triana Market in Seville. In spite of her enthusiasm and talent, she barely makes enough to live on. Such are the days we live in, for artists as well and for women especially. NO is angry at the world, she believes she is alone and helpless before an overwhelming reality. And yet life around her reveals that her circumstances are shared by many, her wishes are common, and even if dreams are not real, they are the only means we have of transforming reality. José Luis Tirado (Seville, 1954). Artist and independent filmmaker, he has made several documentaries and video-creations on social rights, migration, precariousness, environment or historical memory, among others: Parelelo 36 (2004), The League of the Forgotten (2007), Where there is a pattern ... 2007), Landscape of retroprogress (2010), Sources of memory (2011) or The case Rocío (2013); Also short films such as Global Zoo (2002), Margaritas (2003), Hosts (2003), Theory of Nations (2004), Ali Salem, Resistance Architect (2009), Feast during the Plague (2014) 2014). In November 2016 is scheduled to premiere the musical feature fiction NO, a flamenco tale.