cineclub

The film club is a monthly gathering where we will present a carefully curated selection of films. Each session will include the screening and vegetarian snacks prepared by a guest artist, inspired by the film being shown. In October, we will watch Maia Gattás's film Viento del este (East Wind).

Wednesday, October 22

20h

Viento del este by Maia Gattás | 2023 | 75 min

A glass, a sweater, and a fishing trophy are the objects Maia inherited from her father.
With fragmented spaces and times, the film crosses Patagonian landscapes with the banks of the Río de la Plata, where the wind brings messages from Palestine.
Maia travels to the West Bank and, among the ruins of houses destroyed by the Israeli occupation and the waters of the Jordan River, finds a sign of destiny in her family name.

21:30h

Snacks by Victoria Eugenia Terán Pérez

bios

Maia Gattás. Visual artist, filmmaker, professor, and researcher. Doctor of Arts. Specialization in Latin American Contemporary Art (UNLP). CONICET doctoral fellow (2016-2021). CONICET postdoctoral fellow (2022-2025) researching the representation of the binational Patagonian landscape in contemporary cinema. In 2022, she published her first book, Diario de exploración al territorio del color (Diary of Exploration into the Territory of Color), edited by the Biblioteca Popular Astra in Comodoro Rivadavia, as part of its Imai Contemporary Art collection. Her first feature-length documentary, Viento del este (East Wind), had its national premiere in August 2023 at the Doc Buenos Aires Festival and its international premiere at the Jihlava IDFF in the Czech Republic, where it won the Original Approach award. It has been screened in countries such as Canada, France, Germany, Chile, and Qatar, among others. She has developed the project Indagaciones atmosféricas (Atmospheric Investigations) within the research residency at Medialab Matadero, Madrid (2024-2025). Her artistic work addresses the relationships between science, landscape, nature, and colonial history.

Victoria Eugenia Terán Pérez (1986). Born in San Cristóbal, Venezuelan Andes. She studied gastronomy and international cuisine at the Zi Teresa Culinary Institute in the same city. She has been living in Barcelona for almost a decade, where she also began her first creative experiments with painting, inspired by the energy and narrative of the city that welcomed her to Spain. She is currently a resident at the multidisciplinary art studio Ssuave3000, where she combines the two disciplines of painting and cooking.

Activity coordinated by Catarina Botelho, Carlos Vásquez, Marla Jacarilla, Valentina Alvarado Matos and Elena Maravillas. 

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