10.- Consuegra - Land of Giants

Land of Giants revisits the plains of La Mancha as both physical landscape and literary memory. From twilight into night, the windmills of Consuegra rise along the ridge where Cervantes’ imagined giants still inhabit the cultural horizon. The sequence moves through solitary structures, expansive vistas, and immersive viewpoints shaped by changing weather, fading light, and open terrain. Here, windmills, fortress, sky, and landscape remain inseparable from the enduring presence of Don Quixote’s vision.