La película infinita

  • 54'
  • Argentina
  • 2018

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La película infinita, the new film by Argentine filmmaker and curator of the film museum in Buenos Aires, Leandro Listorti, is an essay film about a parallel history of cinema, based on remains of Argentine films that were never completed. Edited by renowned filmmaker Felipe Guerrero (whose Oscuro animal premiered in IFFR's Tiger Competition two years ago), it is a film created from fragments of other people's films that somehow never really existed. As such, it is a cinematic Frankenstein, coming to life in front of our very own eyes.

In a country where the remains are of fundamental importance in understanding the past, La película infinita offers a window to forgotten memories, and invites the viewer to evaluate its own culture and identity. The stories and the images, once considered unsuccessful, have now taken on a new meaning. Inert images and sounds never heard are finally opened up for fresh discovery.

Director
Leandro Listorti
Premiere
World premiere
Country of production
Argentina
Year
2018
Festival Edition
IFFR 2018
Length
54'
Medium
DCP
Language
Spanish
Producers
Leandro Listorti, Paula Zyngierman / Maravilla Cine
Production Company
Maravilla Cine
Sales
Maravilla Cine
Screenplay
Leandro Listorti
Editor
Felipe Guerrero
Production Design
Paula Zyngierman, Leandro Listorti
Sound Design
Roberta Ainstein
Director
Leandro Listorti
Premiere
World premiere
Country of production
Argentina
Year
2018
Festival Edition
IFFR 2018
Length
54'
Medium
DCP
Language
Spanish
Producers
Leandro Listorti, Paula Zyngierman / Maravilla Cine
Production Company
Maravilla Cine
Sales
Maravilla Cine
Screenplay
Leandro Listorti
Editor
Felipe Guerrero
Production Design
Paula Zyngierman, Leandro Listorti
Sound Design
Roberta Ainstein