SETENTA Y CINCO HABITANTES, VEINTE CASAS, TRESCIENTOS VACAS
75 INHABITANTS, 20 HOUSES, 300 COWS
Argentina / 2011 / 70 min / Colour
Italian premiere
Somewhere in the provinces of Buenos Aires, the painter Nicolás Rubió lives with the memory of the city where he grew up, in Spain. He was still a boy when his family was forced to flee from the Spanish Civil War to take refuge in a small village in France. After emigrating to Argentina, he searched for a way to relive the time spent in his village, painting it on his canvases and thus saving it from oblivion. But memories are labile and Nicolás tries to retrieve them with letters from his childhood, photographs, and many phone calls to old friends in which he discusses how many windows his childhood home had. In this way, from the solitude of a small room he revives the faraway world of his distant past.
Fernando Domínguez
Born in Buenos Aires in 1979, where he studied film and directing, he completed his studies in Barcelona. In addition to working as a teacher and journalist, he has completed video projects including the direction of the short, It Is Not Much What We Inherited From Our Grandfather (2010), which he took to more than twenty international festivals.
Credits
Language Spanish, Catalan, FrenchSubject Fernando DominguezScreenplay Fernando DominguezCinematography Natalia de la VegaSound Javier FarinaEditing Fernando DominguezMusic Pablo GrinjotMain cast Nicolás RubióProducer Fernando DominguezProduction company La pata de Juana
Partner Principale
Main Sponsor
Con il sostegno di
Sotto l'alto patrocinio di
Con il patrocinio
