918 GAU + San Simon 62 – En ville ! (In Town !) Off-Site
918 GAU + San Simon 62 – En ville ! (In Town !) Off-Site
- ORIGINAL LANGUAGE ESP
- SUBTITLES EN
- COUNTRY Spain
- Duration 66' - 29'
- Prices 7.00 €, 6.00 €
- Moderator ticket Article 27, Arsène 50
- Abonnement Carte 5 places Cinema Galeries, UGC Unlimited, Cineville Pass
Introducing
Focus on young Spanish cinema
Young Spanish cinema navigates between past and present, confronting political issues that the national narrative had tried to sweep under the rug. Let’s take a look at four evenings with representatives of the Madrid, Catalonia and Basque-Navarana scenes.
Synopsis
918 Gau Before becoming a filmmaker, Arantza Santesteban was an active member of Batasuna, a Basque-Navarian pro-independence left-wing party declared illegal by the Spanish law on parties. She was arrested by the police in 2007, imprisoned and deprived of her freedom for '918 nights'. In this film, the filmmaker makes a critical assessment of both her memories of prison and the relevance of her commitment to the political struggle. San Simon 62 A few years after the end of the dictatorship, a New Age community settles in the convent of Lizaso, in Navarra. The mothers of the two directors live there for a while. Their daughters embark on a journey to collect the traces of this experience. "We had a tremendous desire for freedom and experimentation," admits one of the participants.
Introducing
Focus on young Spanish cinema
Young Spanish cinema navigates between past and present, confronting political issues that the national narrative had tried to sweep under the rug. Let’s take a look at four evenings with representatives of the Madrid, Catalonia and Basque-Navarana scenes.
Synopsis
918 Gau Before becoming a filmmaker, Arantza Santesteban was an active member of Batasuna, a Basque-Navarian pro-independence left-wing party declared illegal by the Spanish law on parties. She was arrested by the police in 2007, imprisoned and deprived of her freedom for '918 nights'. In this film, the filmmaker makes a critical assessment of both her memories of prison and the relevance of her commitment to the political struggle. San Simon 62 A few years after the end of the dictatorship, a New Age community settles in the convent of Lizaso, in Navarra. The mothers of the two directors live there for a while. Their daughters embark on a journey to collect the traces of this experience. "We had a tremendous desire for freedom and experimentation," admits one of the participants.
- The En ville! film festival is a festival of documentary films that tell the story of our territories, their imaginary world, and the people who live in them and/or make them live.