Salvador Dalí documentary trilogy now available online

The Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation has launched a digital platform, salvadordalidocumentary.com, offering on-demand access to a documentary trilogy titled 'Salvador Dalí, alla ricerca dell’immortalità'. Directed by David Pujol, produced by DocDoc Film, and distributed by Versión Digital, the three-hour collection compiles archival materials, including previously unseen footage from public and private sources. It explores Dalí's life, intimate relationships, key locations, and artistic cosmology. The documentaries are available in Catalan, Spanish, French, and English. They have previously screened at festivals such as ArteCinema in Naples and received awards. The trilogy is divided into three episodes: 'Diari di gioventù (1904-1929)' covers his childhood in Figueres, studies in Madrid at the Residencia de Estudiantes, connections with Federico García Lorca and Luis Buñuel, time in Paris with Picasso and Miró, and discovery of the United States; 'Vita Segreta di Dalí, 1928-1982' focuses on his relationship with Gala, his sister Ana Maria, and the construction of his home in Portlligat; 'Il rifugio della donna invisibile (1982-1989)' details his final years after Gala's death, his retreat to the Castle of Pubol, and his return to painting through friend Antoni Pitxot before his death in 1989.