Galindez
Bruno Diego
Galindez is based on the theater play El Señor Galindez, written by Argentine psychoanalyst, dramaturgist and actor Eduardo Pavlovsky in 1972. The film takes as its setting the Payró Theater in Buenos Aires, in which the play was first released in January 1973. Diego Bruno's work focuses on the formation and representation of ideology, the position of the intellectual, and forms of re-presentation, actualization of historical complexities.
Production Year
2015
Duration
00:21:56
Tyyppi
Asiasana
Original Title
Galindez
Finnish Title
Galindez
English Title
Galindez
Production Countries
Finland,Argentina
Dialogue
Yes
Sound
Yes
Cast
Diego Bruno (Author), Antti Pohjola (Cinematographer), Diego Bruno (Director), Diego Bruno (Editor), Ewa Gorzna (Editor), Carolina Sosa (Executive Producer), Diego Bruno (Script), Juan Biderman (Still Photography), Victoria Pereda (Camera Assistant), Timo Luomanen (Color Grading), Taiteen edistämiskeskus (Funder), Koneen säätiö (Funder), AVEK (Funder), Joel Coroleu (Gaffer), Agustin Lastra (Production Assistant), Paola Vilieri (Production Assistant), Diego Bruno (Researcher), Mikko Räihälä (Sound Design), José Meijas (Sound Recording), Joel Coroleu (Sound Recording), Eduardo Pavlovsky (Voice Over)
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Diego Bruno (b. 1978 Mar del Plata, Argentina) lives and works in Helsinki. His multidisciplinary practice spans moving image, writing, drawing, and photography, emphasising the friction between artistic forms and political awareness within their respective narratives, and engaging with the epistemological, artistic, and political disputes of the present.
Bruno studied Art History at the University of Buenos Aires, holds a BA in Fine Arts from Escola Massana in Barcelona, and completed an MFA at the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki. His work has been presented internationally, including at WIELS (Brussels), Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires, Manifesta 8 (Murcia), SAVVY Contemporary (Berlin), Extra City (Antwerp), MACBA (Barcelona), Malmö Konsthall, BIENALSUR, and EVA International (Ireland).
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