
The documentary Ramón y Cajal: drawings on the retina explores the fascination of the Aragonese Nobel laureate with images as a bridge between physical reality and cerebral perception. Through the testimonies of researchers, artists, historians, and family members, the film analyzes his artistic and scientific facets, culminating in a laboratory where a machine attempts to solve his great question: how are images formed in the brain? 🧠
The screening has a duration of 97 minutes.
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