In cinematic terms, a travelling entails the adjustment of the field of vision based on the movements the camera makes. Tracking shots convey a reinterpretation of the world triggered by the poetics of moving images. This section is comprised of three live presentations and an itinerant program that will be presented in various cities across Guanajuato. It is a journey that invites us to make our way through sound and visual landscapes where the border between art and cinema is blurred, while also shifting the conventions of the medium through animation, experimental ethnography, documentary, media archaeology, science fiction and expanded cinema. Abraham Castillo Flores, Andrea Guizar, Azucena Losana, Beth Frey, Bruno Varela, Charles Fairbanks, Christiane Burkhard, Elena Pardo, Iraís Fernández Alcaide, Israel Cárdenas, Jorge Bordello, Laura Amelia Guzmán, Lázaro Gabino Rodríguez, Nicolás Pereda, Proyecto Kazá, Saúl Kak, Simon Gerbaud.
23.May.2024, 20:00
Nanacatepec
This cinematographic performance combines analog materials in 8 and 16 mm and pre-cinema images with a soundtrack of electroacoustic music. It is inspired by Nanacatepec, a rock traversed by a mycelium network without a defined shape. Its fruits (mushrooms) act as creators and transformers of everything in the world.
Duration: 45 minutes
Limited capacity
24.May.2024, 20:00
Nanacatepec
This cinematographic performance combines analog materials in 8 and 16 mm and pre-cinema images with a soundtrack of electroacoustic music. It is inspired by Nanacatepec, a rock traversed by a mycelium network without a defined shape. Its fruits (mushrooms) act as creators and transformers of everything in the world.
Duration: 45 minutes
27.May.2024, 15:00
Cochochi
Evaristo and Luis Antonio, two children from the Rarámuri community in the Sierra Tarahumara, embark on a journey through the mountains to the other side of a valley in search of medicine for a family member. The route–remote and rugged as the mountain itself–becomes a rite of passage for the children.
Duration: 87 minutes
29.May.2024, 15:00
h’iketeia
Tempelhof in Berlin, Elliniko in Athens, and exNAICM in Texcoco are airports in the process of undoing, abandonment, or recovery–-suspended in time by financial speculation, the relocation of refugees, or the creation of human and environmental “sanctuaries.” Remnants, vestiges, and voices remain in all three of these spaces. h’ ι κ ε T ε i α is a lyric essay on the symbolic and material layers of these three geographies—all with a link to the director’s personal story. The dance of a mythological Ariadne punctuates warped audiovisuals, and the film puts human endeavors and geology in perspective while considering ways of inhabiting contemporary ruins to restore land ties and promote the right to shelter.
Duration: 71 minutes
Participantes:
Christiane Burkhard20.Jun.2024, 18:00
Trilogía de la propiedad privada
This cinematographic performance examines the life and work of C.B., a multifaceted artist, political activist, amateur archaeologist, self-proclaimed anarchist, and creator of a small museum dedicated to the history of mining in the Sierra de Catorce desert. Combining live performance, projected audiovisual material, and documentary and fiction film techniques, the piece tells a fascinating story that points to the many ways territories can be inhabited. For Nicolás Pereda, cinema provides the opportunity to intervene in and radically modify reality, and this piece is proof of that.
Participantes:
Nicolás Pereda21.Jun.2024, 18:00
Flora
This brief film essay compiles material not used in Pereda’s 2020 feature Fauna. The material reflects on the role of representation in relation to opaque power networks and their direct link to the exploitation of natural assets.
Duration: 60 min.
Participantes:
Nicolás Pereda22.Jun.2024, 19:00
Trilogía de la propiedad privada
This cinematographic performance examines the life and work of C.B., a multifaceted artist, political activist, amateur archaeologist, self-proclaimed anarchist, and creator of a small museum dedicated to the history of mining in the Sierra de Catorce desert. Combining live performance, projected audiovisual material, and documentary and fiction film techniques, the piece tells a fascinating story that points to the many ways territories can be inhabited. For Nicolás Pereda, cinema provides the opportunity to intervene in and radically modify reality, and this piece is proof of that.
Participantes:
Nicolás Pereda24.Jun.2024, 18:00
Short films program
This short film program takes viewers on a journey through sound landscapes that evoke the essence of the world through language and invite us to consider the possibilities of images captured from non-human points of view.
Presenting:
Floobite (2022), Beth Frey
(((((/*\))))) Ecos del volcán (2019), Charles Fairbanks & Saúl Kak
Kazá memoria de cerro (2021), Proyecto Kazá
Trans apariencia estéreo voodoo, Bruno Varela
Gratuitous orange (2022), Beth Frey
Duration: 43 minutos
25.Jun.2024, 18:00
Short film program
Short film program that imaginatively explores the social, historical, and rooted dimensions that society and the body hold with water on various levels.
Presenting:
Amatlán (2010), Simon Gerbaud
Amiqui /Sequía (2022), Jorge Bordello
Ensayo del futuro (2020), Iraís Fernández
Kazá memoria de agua (2021), Proyecto Kazá
The Shadow Is Over My Is My Friend (2024), Beth Frey
Duration: 41 minutos
26.Jun.2024, 18:00
Short film program
This short film program reflects on land as narrative space and the role of land in constructing both personal and collective meaning.
Presenting:
Clinamen (2021), Simon Gerbaud
Phthethisms 1,2,3 (2021), Beth Frey
Durango (2023), Lázaro G. Rodríguez
Flora (2020), Nicolás Pereda
Toothless (2021), Andrea Guizar
Duration: 39 minutos
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