10:00hs
MAR - Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Buenos Aires
Schools go to the cinema aims to form audiences by strengthening the relationship of primary and secondary students with cinema in general and Argentine cinema in particular. Within the framework of the alliance between the Directorate of Artistic Secondary Education of the Ministry of Education and INCAA, there will be a screening and training in which the projected film will be analyzed, according to different perspectives.
How most things work by Fernando Salem - Argentina, 2015, 93 '
Celina works in a toll booth on a remote route in a desert. A few days before Christmas, his father dies and starts selling encyclopedias to earn money and travel to Italy to find his mother.
Activity closed to the public
11:00hs
Cinema - Los Gallegos Shopping
The talk will open a new perspective in the appreciation of films offering audiences a deeper understanding on how sound works in relation to the image. Using scenes from The Talented Mr. Ripley, you will be able to see how dialogue, music and effects work together to manipulate emotions and improve the impact of the movie. Real time reactions from the audience will be encouraged.
13:00hs
Casa Castagnino Museum
OPEN FROM SATURDAY 10 TO SUNDAY 25. It can be visited from Tuesday to Friday from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 4 p.m.to 8 p.m.
Exhibition held at the Casa Castagnino Museum for cinema and art lovers that follows the footsteps of Bergman in Argentina, through the posters of the premieres of his films in the country, and also the Bergman 1 in 100 exhibition, which traces its influence in the language of fashion and design. Bergman 1 in 100 is a cooperation between the Swedish Embassy, the Secretariat of Culture of Argentina, INCAA and Mar del Plata International Film Festival, and a co-production between the Swedish Institute and Casa Nacional del Bicentenario
14:00hs
Auditorium Theater - Nachman Room
The allegory of the immobile traveler: Utopia and neoliberalism in Latin American cinema. This book written by Carla Grosman-Smith is the result of her reflection on the crisis of utopia on Latin American cinema in a neoliberal age. A work that brought her closer to the travel narrative that is intimately related to the epistemology that works as the basis of the world / colonial system.
Beyond Tears. This book written by Isaac León Frías takes us through the development of the powerful Mexican and Argentine film industries for over thirty years. This includes the founding films, first box office hits, the industry buildup and the role of companies, their main stars (Carlos Gardel, Libertad Lamarque, Cantinflas, María Félix, Pedro Infante, etc), and the contribution of the most outstanding filmmakers (Fernando de Fuentes, Manuel Romero, Emilio Fernández, Hugo del Carril, Luis Buñuel, and Leopoldo Torre Nilsson, among others).
With Carla Grosman-Smith and Isaac León Frías.
14:00hs
Colón Square - Meeting Point
Séquito arrogante / Bonfiglio - Silva Echeverría / Hotel Zentai (screenings every 30’).
14:00hs
Colón Square - Espacio CINE.AR
Award winning short films CINE.AR 1 (40').
Alas de piedra (Francisco Cerchiara Montero & Sofía Gariazzo, 7')
Catalina y el sol (Paula Hönig, 15')
Doña Ubenza (Juan Manuel Costa, 4')
La ventana abierta (Lucila Las Heras, 10')
14:00hs
Colón Square - Workshops
360º video and virtual reality. Create your own stories and tell them in real time with different immersive technologies.
14:00hs
Colón Square
November 11th to 17th, from 2 pm to 7 pm
Lumiton, the brand that set the course of national cinema. A tour through the extensive production of the Lumiton Studios, with a selection of emblematic posters.
15:00hs
Polideportivo Barrio Las Heras
A Mouse Tale, by David Bisbano, 84’
15:00hs
Colón Square
From November 11th to 17th
A tour through places, movies, streets and characters that were and still are part of the Festivals' identity. A script written by Santiago Loza and interpreted by the unique voice of Graciela Borges. Registration with ID from 2:00 pm at the Information Desk. Departures at 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.
15:30hs
Teatro Colón - Espacio CINE.AR
Award winning short films Cine.Ar 2 (40').
Nacimos con alas (Waldo Román Martínez, 11')
Todos los veranos (Josefina Rossi & Delfina Grennon Viel, 4')
La revancha (Pablo Bochard, 5')
Puelo Park (Fabián Soto, Emmanuel Olivares, Bruno Ruiz & Rafael Rigonatto, 8')
17:00hs
Polideportivo Barrio Las Heras
Waiting for the Hears, de Alejandro Doria, 96 '
17:00hs
Colón Square - Workshops
FX Makeup - Wounds. Learn how to make blood, blows, burns, blisters and other wounds using makeup just like in the movies!
17:00hs
Colón Square - Espacio CINE.AR
Natacha, la película, by Eduardo Pinto and Fernanda Ribeiz (75').
17:00hs
Colón Square
From November 11th to 17th
A tour through places, movies, streets and characters that were and still are part of the Festivals' identity. A script written by Santiago Loza and interpreted by the unique voice of Graciela Borges. Registration with ID from 2:00 pm at the Information Desk. Departures at 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.
18:00hs
Tronador Concert
24 creative minds (filmmakers, storytellers, and developers) will create virtual reality short films during an intensive training clinic. They will follow the methods of Marta Ordeig, founder of Garage Stories, and José Campusano with the filmmakers of the Audiovisual Cluster of Buenos Aires Province.
21:00hs
Teatriz Club
A mixture of songs, genres, stories. All in one show you shouldn't miss. The concerts are an opportunity to enjoy the skilled interpretation and the scenic display of Villamil, as they allow not only to listen but also see and feel as our own the images and emotions contained in the lyrics, poetry and music. Each song is one history, a landscape where imagination moves. And that journey is marked by the different musical rhythms and climates create the dynamics, interest and emotion of the show.
Advance tickets: $ 400. At the door: $ 500 (10% discount for Festival badge holders)