Good Valley Stories

Good Valley Stories is a documentary set in a peripheral neighborhood where rural and urban environments intersect. The film explores a community that functions as a global village, where homes built by post-war migrants stand alongside modern residential blocks housing recent immigrants. Through characters like Antonio, a long-time flower grower, and newcomers from various backgrounds, the story examines social, ecological, and generational tensions. The narrative focuses on identity and urban conflict while maintaining a humanistic perspective on the modern world.

The film was directed by José Luis Guerín, who also served as a producer alongside Javier Lafuente and Jonás Trueba. A joint production between Spain and France, it was created by Los Ilusos Films, Perspective Films, and Orfeo Iluso AIE. Released on December 17, 2025, the documentary has a runtime of 125 minutes. Audience reception has been positive, as reflected by a rating of 7.4/10 on IMDb based on 92 votes.