Chris Marker resonates in the dedication and spirit of this film about memory and resistance. A video essay by Carolina Astudillo, an explorer of individual and collective pasts, in the limbo between Chile and Spain, about the resignification of spaces, about how a stadium can become a mass prison or a university city a huge trench. On the registration of images as an act of insubmission.
0.0/10Chris Marker resonates in the dedication and spirit of this film about memory and resistance. A video essay by Carolina Astudillo, an explorer of individual and collective pasts, in the limbo between Chile and Spain, about the resignification of spaces, about how a stadium can become a mass prison or a university city a huge trench. On the registration of images as an act of insubmission.
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