The wind picks up and tempers fray in the fishing village of Bocas de Ceniza on the northern tip of Columbia. Antonia – in her virginal white dress – undergoes an undefined religious ritual, seemingly carefree. She isn’t easily convinced and chooses her own path. Jorge Cadena’s graduation film is also a visionary tale of contemporary Colombia. Winner Tiger Award for Short Films 2017. All Short films at IFFR 2017
The other films shown within Tiger Competition for Short Films 2
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Deletion
Esther Urlus IFFR 2017 12′The full festival programme, including the film descriptions, trailers and schedule per day, will be available on 15 January 2020.
Impressive immersive explosion of coloured granules with a dark undertone referencing something unseen, yet perhaps tangible.
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Into All That Is Here
Laure Prouvost IFFR 2017 10′The full festival programme, including the film descriptions, trailers and schedule per day, will be available on 15 January 2020.
Something crawls through the earth’s slimy darkness and explodes in a riot of colour, images and sensations full of humour, passion and lust.
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Super Taboo
Su Hui-yu IFFR 2017 19′The full festival programme, including the film descriptions, trailers and schedule per day, will be available on 15 January 2020.
Based on a pornographic book from the 1980s, Taiwanese artist Su Hui-yu’s immersive two-channel video brings frozen tableaux of a forest orgy to life.
- International title
- The Tale of Antonia
- Filmmaker
- Jorge Cadena
- Premiere
- International premiere
- Country
- Colombia, Switzerland
- Year
- 2016
- Medium
- DCP
- Length
- 30’
- Language
- Spanish
- Producer
- Jean Perret
- Production Company
- Haute école d'art et de design
- Sales
- Haute école d'art et de design
- Writer
- Li Aparicio Candama , Jorge Cadena
- Cinematography
- Juan Camilo Olmos
- Editor
- Romain Waterlot
- Production Design
- Felipe Cuéllar, Juan José Pérez
- Sound Design
- Alejandro Castillo
- Cast
- Mitchailet Lemus Ortíz, Flor Martínez Rojas, Edwin Padilla, Eudes Rosado, Margarita Velilla, Camilo Mundólogo, Dina Luz Caceres
