Jazmín López
Award-winning visual artist and filmmaker Jazmín LÓPEZ (1984, Argentina) graduated in Film Direction from the Universidad del Cine in Buenos Aires and has a master's degree in Studio Art from NYU. As a director and screenwriter, she made three short films before debuting with a feature: Leones (2012), which was supported by the Hubert Bals Fund and selected for the Orizzonti competition in Venice. Her visual artworks have been exhibited at MoMA, Lincoln Center, Centre George Pompidou and KW institute Berlin, among others. López has a fascination for European cinema from the sixties and seventies.
Filmography
Parece la pierna de una muñeca/It Looks Like a Doll's Leg (2007, short), Juego vivo/Live Game (2008, short), Te amo y morite/I Love You and Die (2009, short), Leones (2012), Venice 70: Future Reloaded (2013, doc, segment), Si yo fuera el invierno mismo/If I Were the Winter Itself (2020)
Jazmín López at IFFR
Te amo y morite
13'
Argentina
IFFR 2010
Leones
Five young people wander through a forest. It unfolds beautifully and mysteriously, like a puzzle.
80'
Argentina
IFFR 2013
Si yo fuera el invierno mismo
A project motivated by artistic passion at a remote estate turns into a mysterious exploration of the complex grief surrounding lost love.
92'
Argentina
IFFR 2020