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SUMMARY:FAIT VIVIR
DESCRIPTION:In a lost town in the tropics\, a ruler banned dances\, songs and celebrations. This is how Makondo starts\, a performance created by the GKO Orchestra\, a band of musicians\, dancers and circus actors from different parts of the world. Fait vivir recounts\, through Manuk\, a five-year-old boy\, the legend of this ingenious and unusual group. His imaginative and poetic gaze intertwines the ‘andariego’ record of these artists through different Colombian towns and cities with the “staging” of their show. Likewise\, the fantasy of our narrator allows us to get to know the daily life of its creators and the deep dream that feeds this project that invites freedom and movement.
URL:https://vlaff.org/event/fait-vivir/
LOCATION:The Cinematheque\, 1131 Howe Street Vancouver\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6Z 2L7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:¡Así Suena! Music Films,Highlights,Spotlight on Oscar Ruiz
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SUMMARY:LOS HONGOS
DESCRIPTION:Every night after work\, construction worker Ras stays up late graffitiing around Cali\, Colombia. But when he steals paint to finish a huge mural\, he gets fired. Penniless\, Ras journeys across the city to find fellow graffiti artist Calvin\, a fine art student struggling with his parents’ divorce.
URL:https://vlaff.org/event/los-hongos/
LOCATION:The Cinematheque\, 1131 Howe Street Vancouver\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6Z 2L7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Highlights,Spotlight on Oscar Ruiz
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SUMMARY:TIGERS CAN BE SEEN IN THE RAIN
DESCRIPTION:The candour of images from the past\, filmed by a camera still hesitant in the hands of the siblings learning to use it\, meets the coldness of the Montreal winter\, frozen in still shots. Voices\, taken from voice messages\, speak not only of illness and sadness but also of hope and everyday life. Two times and two places intertwine\, united by the voices that run through them and by the nostalgia and absence they evoke. Tigers Can Be Seen in the Rain is a delicate collage between movement and stillness\, between homeland and adopted country\, between present and memory\, and between presence and disappearance—an experimental essay on mourning and a tribute to a loved one gone too soon. (AJL)
URL:https://vlaff.org/event/tigers-can-be-seen-in-the-rain/
LOCATION:The Cinematheque\, 1131 Howe Street Vancouver\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6Z 2L7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Highlights,Spotlight on Oscar Ruiz
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SUMMARY:CRAB TRAP
DESCRIPTION:In La Barra\, a remote and humid town on Colombia’s Pacific coast\, Cerebro\, leader of the Afro-Colombian community\, faces fierce opposition from El Paisa\, a powerful landowner who plans to build a hotel on the beach. Daniel\, a strange and quiet city dweller\, arrives one afternoon and stays for several days waiting for a boat to take him out of the country. Forced to leave\, he becomes involved in the struggle of the town that resists disappearing with the imminent arrival of progress.
URL:https://vlaff.org/event/crab-trap/
LOCATION:The Cinematheque\, 1131 Howe Street Vancouver\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6Z 2L7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Highlights,Spotlight on Oscar Ruiz
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