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FISDN 14 Quito Equator


14° Internacional Festival
Signos de la Noces
Quito
Ecuador


14° Internacional Festival
Signos de la Noces
Quito
Ecuador

Flasco Cine
Cinemateca
Casa Humboldt


August 29 - September 3 , 2016

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Documentary Competition
# 2
August 30th / 5 pm
Cine Fiasco
Quito, Ecuador

 

2183 Days

Natasha De Betak
Inde

2015 | 0:23:15

Natasha De Betak has been filming a Holy man Nagnath Baba since last five years who has been on a hunger strike to save the sacred river Ganga. Year after year, his body crumbles. He is haunted by both dreams and nightmares. His sacred existence takes surreal shape. Life continues to flow around his body; temple, prayers, rituals… Then one day his hunger strike reaches climax and he dies. Expressionism and poetry meet to create a sublime journey of an unusual soul.



ECUADOR PREMIERE
Extrait :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nw7LoXIobk


Scapebook

Mke Hoolboom
Canada

2015 | 0:19:00

Lensed in Ohio’s Broadview Developmental Center in 1967 by secret camera genius and audio visual healer Jeffrey Paull, Scrapbook tells the story of audacious autistic Donna Washington in her own words, as she encounters pictures of one of her former selves fifty years later.



LATIN AMERICAN PREMIERE

Interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjXxke33-tA

 

Hype

Luis Sens
Argentina

2015 | 0:09:20

Two bourgeoise womensitting in a foyer comment a stranger.



ECUADOR PREMIERE

 

Most of Us don't Live There

Laura Marie Wayne
Canada, Cuba

2015 | 0:25:00

/Most of Us Don’t Live There is a memoir, both visually stunning and heartbreakingly sincere; a young woman wanders the landscapes of her childhood and explores a life coloured by bipolar depression. Set in the powerful Canadian Rockies, the film draws a link between nature and the human mind and calls for a re-visioning of what we understand as mental illness.

ECUADOR PREMIERE





Black Code

Louis Henderson
France

2015 | 0:21:00

/Louis Henderson analyses the lingering racial violence in the United States by drawing on the recent murders of Mike Brown and Kajieme Powell by the police. To try and chart its genealogy and describe its development, the director uses the notion of “code” and its polysemic dimension. Denoting both a legal decree and an algorithmic rule, the code is seen as underpinning necropolitical power. Henderson’s discourse hinges on the articulation, embedding and superposition of disparate images and sounds taken from the Internet in order to propose a critical perspective of Afro-American history. The only moment of hope is the repetition of the beginning of Humberto Solás’ Simparele (1974), where singer Martha Jean-Claude calls on the pride and independence of the Haitian people… (Jessica Macor)

ECUADOR PREMIERE




August 29 - September 3, 2016

An international jury overview the sections of short films coming from all over the world. We prefer documentaries which succeed in representing the complexity of reality and discover in a new way its sensible and perturbing aspects on the same time accentuating the ambivalent and enigmatic status of reality in avoiding sterotypes and simplifing conclusions.


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