The last film that Manuel Huerga directed with a script by Toni Soler was April 14. Macià v Companys (2014), a fake television report about true events: the fleeting proclamation of the Catalan Republic and the political rivalry between Francesc Macià and Lluís Companys. Our Father, the new collaboration between Huerga and Soler, symbolically picks up that thread with an aerial tracking shot that covers half of Barcelona: from Montjuïc Castle, where Companys was executed in 1940, to the official car in which Jordi Pujol traveled in 2014, days before confessing to the hidden fortune in Andorra; that is, from the physical death of the 123rd president of the Generalitat to the political and reputational death of the 126th.

The film about Jordi Pujol written by Toni Soler and directed by Manuel Huerga, responds to the desire to make your own political cinema before others do it for you. Our Father focuses on how the publication in 2014 in The World The news about the Pujol family's accounts in Andorra altered the public image of the former president of the Generalitat (Catalan government). The film aims to give an overview of the case, without forgetting the role of the Spanish state's sewers in the matter, but from the perspective of the protagonist and his entourage. Closer to a family chamber drama than a historical fresco, one of the film's great successes Our Father lies in the choice of Josep Maria Pou as the protagonist. The actor does not resemble Pujol, and his characterization is not forced. This way, thePoland effect –that is, falling into the caricature of the character– to approach the tragic meditation on how a leader can end up dynamiting his own legacy.