Until Sunday, October 4, film lovers and viewers will experience a unique journey through Mexican, Venezuelan and other countries' cinematography with the 11th edition of the Oro Negro Film Festival, which takes place in the National Cinematheque hall located in the Museum of Fine Arts (MBA), in Caracas.
Venezuela has solidified its position as an official sub-venue for this audiovisual festival originating in Mexico, which opened on Thursday, October 1st, and will continue with a free program for the remaining days. The participation of the national distributor Amazonia Films is particularly noteworthy, as they will be presenting international and Venezuelan short films by emerging talents.
From 4 pm to 6 pm for the entire daily program, as detailed on Amazonia Films' social media, the Cinemateca de Caracas will screen the following short films on Thursday, the 1st, for the festival's opening: “Mosca vecino” by Abraham Brucé (Venezuela); the Mexican films “Montañas de son” by José Raymundo Kuri, “El increíble verano de Jesús” by Sebastián Díaz Barriga, “Hasta que Dios se acuerde de nosotros” by Víctor Cartas Valdivia, Jesús André González Arias, and Isabella Hernández Sánchez, “Diestro” by Alan Mercado Fiscal, “Domingo familiar” by Gerardo Del Razo, and “Todos somos polvo” by Erendira Charmin Remigio; and the Spanish films “Selftape” by Sergio Álvarez Tejero and “Nevermind” by Cristian Fidel.
On Friday the 2nd, the program includes the audiovisual works “Faith and kindness that inspire”, a project of the Audiovisual University of Venezuela; the Mexican productions “Hermes”, by Víctor Giovanni Moreno Mejía, “Travelers”, by Daniela Rodríguez García Cabrales, “Humania”, by Miguel Polanco, and “Men don't cry”, by Suriel Valencia; and the Spanish productions “Cabrales”, by Sergio Morcillo, and “Suit and Tupper”, by José Ocaña.
On Saturday the 3rd, viewers will enjoy the following short films: “High-Rise Heist” by Josuee Saavedra (Venezuela); the Mexican films “Now We Live Here” by Mariana Arana Bracho, “Marina and the Skirt” by Tania Huidobro Moreno, “The Path of Noise” by Rodrigo Jardón, “A Walk Through the City” by Alejandro Acuña Sevilla and Sara Coello Coello, “More or Less Before” by Andre Alexandra López Zárate, and “Angel” by Nadia Samarina; and the Spanish films “Orph” by Marta M. Mata and “Phoenicia” by Ainara Fernández.
On Sunday the 4th, the festival's closing day, the following films will be screened: the Mexican films “Passarinho” by Natalia García Agraz, “Proyecto XCDOK 1970” by Edgar Iván Rodríguez, “Emilia” by Saraí Aniyensi Loeza Landa, “¿Algún día nuestro cuerpo nos pertenecerá?” by Karla Lucía Domínguez Paquini, “Máscara contra cabellera” by Julen Martínez, “Demian” by Diego Padilla, and “Gasoline” by Víctor Duarte Mata. And the Peruvian film “El fin del mundo” by Alessandro Mosca.
