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Morisca y cristiana, huertana y señorial'] | The director of Computing, Heritage and Telecommunications presented the documentary last night at the Victoria Theater in the town |

The Integra Foundation has released the documentary 'Blanca.

Morisca and Christian, huertana and señorial '.

The Director of Information Technology, Heritage and Telecommunications, Juan José Almela, was in charge of presenting it last night at the Victoria Theater, together with the mayor Esther Hortelano, as part of the program of events of the Spring Festival of the municipality of Blanca, which is celebrated April 1 to 8

"Our goal is to help spread the important and rich heritage of Blanca," said Almela on the nine-minute audiovisual that makes a complete tour of the main heritage sites of the municipality.

It is a new documentary produced by the Integra Foundation together with the Murcia-based production company Item Audiovisual, which has received the collaboration and advice of Ángel Ríos, official chronicler of Blanca.

"Blanca has a privileged natural environment and houses a relevant historical legacy that has its origin in the Muslim era, which is still reflected today in the winding path of narrow streets of its old town," said the CEO of Patrimonio, in an act in which the presentation of the Ambassador Awards was also made, as well as the coronation of the queen of the parties and the reading of the proclamation.

Since the Integra Foundation began in 2005 with these productions, has generated more than 280 audiovisual and 45 hours of documentaries on the heritage of the Region of Murcia.

After its premiere in Blanca, the documentary is available on the Internet, both on www.reg murcia.com and on the Youtube channel that collects all the documentaries and reports produced by Integra, called 'Un Patrimonio de Cine' (cine.patrimonio) .digital), which has received more than two million reproductions since its launch in 2011.

All productions are funded by European FEDER funds and the General Directorate of Information Technology, Heritage and Telecommunications of the Ministry of Finance and Public Administration.

Source: CARM