So Foul A Sky

dir. Álvaro S. Pulpeiro / 2021 politics human rights slow cinema

”So Foul A Sky” is a meditation on Venezuela and the fragile relationship between the citi-zen and a state that has ceased to provide meaning, future and identity.

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”So Foul A Sky” is a cinematographic meditation on the fragile and conictive relationship between the citizen and a state that has ceased to provide meaning, future and identity. Taking as a starting point certain sensibilities of Joseph Conrad's magnus opus, “Nostromo: A Tale of the Seaboard” (1904), this film finds in contemporary Venezuela an illustration of a nation-state on the brink of political, economic and foremost symbolic collapse.

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projection time:

83 min.
country/year:

Venezuela / 2021
director:

Álvaro S. Pulpeiro
pictures:

Mauricio Reyes Serrano
production:

Clive Patterson, Laura Patterson / Insight TWI
awards :

2021 – CPH:DOX Copenhagen

sections:

The Different Faces of Latin America
competitions:

Award for Best Cinematography
tags:

politics human rights slow cinema