Film @ International House

 

DocuSpain: New Spanish Documentaries

 

Co-presented by Pragda

 

A series of provocative and brilliantly conceived Spanish documentaries which have invigorated the genre with new forms of expression. 

 

Curated by Marta Sanchez of Pragda with generous support from the Spanish Foreign Cultural Cooperation of the Embassy of Spain in Washington. Special thanks to the International Documentary Association and Carlos Robles, Consul General of Spain in Boston.  

 

Wednesday, February 25 at 7pm

Seville Southside (Poligono Sur)

dir. Dominique Abel, Spain, 2003, BetaSP, 107 mins, color, Spanish w/ English subtitles

Introduced by Michael R Solomon, Associate Professor of Romance Languages at the University of Pennsylvania

Flamenco music is the lifeblood of the Gitanos (Spanish gypsies) whose exile has lasted for centuries. In looking for the roots of the so-called "New Flamenco", director Dominique Abel takes us on a journey to Tres Mil Viviendas, a rundown estate on Seville’s South Side and home to much of the city’s Gitanos population. 

Free admission members above Internationalist level; $5 Internationalist members, students + seniors; $7 general admission.  In advance at TICKETWEB or 1/2 hour before showtime.

 
 
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