Ancha es Castilla/N’importe quoi
Ancha es Castilla/N'importe quoi
In this grotesque story, Sergio Cabellero (a Tiger Award winner with Finisterrae) pays homage to the horror film sub-genre exorcism. The visual style, inspired by Goya’s black paintings, alternates artificial, absurdist and improvised puppetry animation with ditto live action. Cabellero always first shoots a number of separate situations. The story, the dialogues and the soundtrack develop in the editing room. See also The Distance in Bright Future.
Also in this combined programme
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It Has Already Been Ended Before You Can See the End
The experience of time and ‘the end’ gain a new dimension in this, by far the most mysterious film at the festival. A time vacuum… -
Nefandus Trilogy
Two men seek stories about (homo)sexuality and sodomy in pre-colonial South America. Untrammelled beauty versus coercive sexual moralism. -
Here Is Everything
A talking cat and rabbit – our spirit guides from the future – realise we’re pretty confused about a lot of things and set out…
Film details
- Country of production
- Spain
- Year
- 2014
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2014
- Length
- 25'
- Medium/Format
- DCP
