The Making of Quixote

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By the way, another word defending the production in the affair of the Tomar Convent, from a technician working on the site, saying that everything was controlled and that the stones deteriorate themselves regularly so the production isn't guilty of that

There seems to be a high degree of natural crumbling.

I set up a video interview for a member of the cast in a quiet part of the convent. There was good natural lighting - a great location I thought. There was a camera on a tripod, with a chair for me and a chair for a member of the cast.

Then suddenly noticed loose bits of stone rubble on the floor that had probably accumulated over months. Then realised that there was a risk of falling masonry from directly above where we were due to sit!

We switched location.

Having a movie filming there can only boost the site's budget for maintenance and repair.