Cinema Klandestino Presents Movimiento Cinemachete
-
Thu 19 March 2009 // 19:00
(Thu 19th / 7pm / £6/5 bring badge)
Cinemachete is a radical, international filmmaking movement, born in the underground of Bogota,Colombia. They work to revive and reinvent political filmmaking for the 21st century. There will be three screenings of their works:
Cuatro Movimientos Por el Cuerpo Humano (Four Movements for the Human
Body):
Banned in Colombia, this fast paced film tells the story of four dancers who use the art of movement to escape the violence of everyday life.
Oury Jalloh:
This film is a powerful reflection on the life of a Sierra Leone immigrant who was burnt alive in a German police cell in 2003.
Bathed by the Tiger (Bañados por el Tigre):
A trailer of the upcoming film that follows the lives of a family in
Colombia displaced by paramilitaries 10 years ago.
Cinemachete is a radical, international filmmaking movement, born in the underground of Bogota,Colombia. They work to revive and reinvent political filmmaking for the 21st century. There will be three screenings of their works:
Cuatro Movimientos Por el Cuerpo Humano (Four Movements for the Human
Body):
Banned in Colombia, this fast paced film tells the story of four dancers who use the art of movement to escape the violence of everyday life.
Oury Jalloh:
This film is a powerful reflection on the life of a Sierra Leone immigrant who was burnt alive in a German police cell in 2003.
Bathed by the Tiger (Bañados por el Tigre):
A trailer of the upcoming film that follows the lives of a family in
Colombia displaced by paramilitaries 10 years ago.