Una cabeza llena de fantasmas

The story kept me guessing whether the events were supernatural or rooted in mental illness. I'm curious how much of that was a deliberate choice.

The media circus around the family added a layer of social commentary that made me think about real-life sensationalism. What was others' take on that?

The use of interviews and footage gave the story a gritty realism. I wonder if that was inspired by real cases or a stylistic preference.