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Synopsis
Festivals
Alfredo Jaar is one of the most relevant contemporary artists. His works issue different issues all over the world such as the USA-Mexico border, the genocide in Rwanda or the military coup in Chile. He sees art as “the last place” of freedom in our society and displays his work as an act of resistance. This is the first movie made about him and also a journey through his work, exhibited all over the world. The soundtrack is by his son, the renowned electronica musician Nicolas Jaar.
- _36 International Festival of Films on Art (FIFA). Official Selection. Canada
- _SANFIC. 13 Santiago Festival Internacional de Cine 2017. Chile.
- _DOK.fest München 2018. Germany
- _Arquitecturas Film Festival 2018. Portugal
- _BAFICI Argentina 2018
- _ArteCinema 2018. Italy
- _Lo Schermo dell'arte Film Festival 2018. Italy
- _Dart Festival Barcelona 2018. Festival of Films of Contemporary Art. Spain
Directed by
Paula Rodríguez
Producer
Paola Castillo
Country
Chile
Languages
Spanish / English
Available
Worldwide, except South America
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