Conclusion of a three-year retreat of director Velasco Broca in India, is presented as a rather free version of the Hymn of the pearl, a parable of early Christianity that tells the story of a boy, "son of the king of kings," who is sent to Egypt to take back a pearl protected by a Serpent. However, beyond references to eastern fables or ancestral religiosity, it is not easy to discern this or another story in "Nuestra Amiga la Luna". It should instead be seen as a journey through different dimensions, where realities that belong to absolutely distinct worlds coexist: science fiction, documentary, surrealism, exotic adventure films. A trip that is deeply anchored in cinema and that only in cinema could exist. Already with a few short films as a director since the beginning of this century, Velasco Broca is a fundamental name in Spanish contemporary underground film, with influences from various sources, from old science fiction films to the work of essential Spanish experimental filmmaker Val del Omar. (MD)