A virus that makes infected people say and do things. A contagious chain of clumsiness, a woman who relates in a pathological way to objects in the city, and a man who spies on his father on the streets: three funny stories about love, faith, and will.  

Sections:
Competition / Avant-Garde & Genre Competition
Premier americana

If there’s one element that connects the cinema of Juan Cavestany, Julián Génisson, and Pablo Hernando that is their fondness with lifting up the cities they depict in their films through unpopulated, semi-deserted spaces, places where there’s always an unfinished project to build something. Service areas, wastelands, junk yards, roundabouts, and the world –beyond its own intimate conflicts– didn’t seem to exist around the characters in People in Places, Berserker or La tumba de Bruce Lee. Now, these three wizards of Iberian vitriol gather in a collective –yet not episodic– film, which confirms that –for decades now– the most realistic portrait of Spanish reality is that one featuring an alienating feel, impossible angles, and the sound of tinnitus across the screen. FG 

Saturday 16 - 19:00 h
Village Recoleta Room: 9 Tickets sold out

Sunday 17 - 14:30 h
Village Recoleta Room: 9 Tickets sold out

Wendsday 20 - 20:20 h
Artemultiplex Belgrano Room: 1 Tickets sold out

Other title/s: That Feeling
Year: 2016
Format: DCP
Color: Color
Minutes: 80
Country:

Team:

D, G, F: Juan Cavestany, Julián Génisson, Pablo Hernando  E: Raúl de Torres S: Juan Luis Cordero M: Aaron Rux  P: Juan Cavestany PE: Juan Cavestany I: Lorena Iglesias,  Vito Sanz, Jorge Suquet 

Contact:

Juan Cavestany T +34 661 815 396 E juancavestany@gmail.com W facebook.com/Esa-Sensación