It will be from next week in various rooms. Opens the film “Paradis Paris”, by Marjane Satrapi. During the course of the meeting, Mirtha Legrand and Héctor Olivera will receive honorary doctorates.
The budget crisis does not seem to prevent – for now – the continuity of the university film festival, FIC-UBAwhich announces its second edition next week.
With less deployment than the first, instead maintains the expected level: a figure from abroad, two venerables of Argentine cinema who will receive the title of honorary doctor, primary attention to local authors, various competitions (international, Ibero-American, student), free public activities in the Aula Magna of the 3rd pavilion of the University City, the Gaumont, Cosmos and Cultural San Martin. It begins on the 15th with the premiere of “Paradis Paris”with Monica Bellucciwhich has just been released in France and will present its own author, the comedian and filmmaker Marjane Satrapi (“Persepolis”), luxury visit of whose work a retrospective will be offered.
She will also open a seminar where they must participate on successive days Daniel Burman (which in those days premiered the comedy “Transmitzvah”), Demián Rugnawhich will also provide an outdoor horror retro, Leo Sbaraglia and Diego Lerman (“The man who loved flying saucers”) and the producers of Little Spain, who bring the documentary “This excessive ambition”about the last tour of Tangana. All of them will explain “how they did it,” and perhaps also say if they had any money left over.
Special paragraph, tributes to the usual star Mirtha Legrandkey figure of the golden age of national cinema, and the producer and director Hector Oliveraactive since 1953, whose most renowned film, “The rebellious Patagonia”1974, will also be the reason for a tribute. Between them they have 190 years, almost all of them dedicated to cinema.
Other festivals
In addition to the FIC-UBA, October has other festivals. This weekend, at the Cultural San Martin, the York de Olivos, Caras y Caretas and other venues, the 12th Fidbadedicated to the documentary genre, with titles such as “The reasons for the wolf” (Marta Hincapié Uribethe violence in Colombia since the guerrilla appeared until the triumph of the plebiscite that put an end to it), “Israel naked” (Inés Moldavskybilled as “an irreverent look at Israeli masculinity”) and “State of silence” (Santiago Mazarisks of the Mexican press).
Also “Bastard. The legacy of a genocide” (Pepe RovanoChili), “Memories of a sclerosed patient” (Thais Fernándes and the artist Rafael Correawhich ironizes his own multiple sclerosis) and “Norita”of McNamarOh TortoneseseUS-Argentine co-production about Nora Cortinas.
Finally, the Argentine stage of the feminist short film festival ends blessed youwhich will continue in Madrid. And on the 10th it starts at the Cinema Museum on Shnit of international short films, a traveling meeting that began nine years ago in Switzerland. All this, with free entry, done by non-profit people.
Source: Ambito
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