Introduced by Lina Aguirre and Cecilia Traslaviña
Experience a diverse selection of vibrant contemporary experimental animation from filmmakers in Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Peru. The evening is organized and introduced by Cecilia Traslaviña, animator and professor in the art department of Universidad Javeriana, Bogotá, and Ohio State alum Dr. Lina X. Aguirre. (Prog. approx. 120 mins., digital video).
For more information, please visit the Wexner Center's event page. Tickets for this film ($6 members, students & seniors, $8 general public) are now on sale for Wexner Center members, and will be available to the general public on August 16, 2016.
Program Lineup
Escarlata (Tania de León, 2011, Mexico)
Aedes (Quique Rivera, 2011, Puerto Rico)
Trama (Bruno Gallo, 2011, Argentina)
Lucía (Diluvio Animación, 2007, Chile)
Recetario/Papeles sádicos (Juan Pablo Langlois, Nico Superby, 2011, Chile)
La casa triste (Sofía Carrillo, 2013, Mexico)
Yo me llamo Marian (Ana María Caro, 2008, Colombia)
Máquinas de añoranzas (Adriana Copete, 2012, Colombia)
Prita Noire (Sofía Carrillo, 2011, Mexico)
Luis (Diluvio Animación, 2008, Chile)
Neomorphus (Animatorio, 2011, Brazil)
Sisisisisisisi (Juan Camilo González, 2011, Colombia/USA)
La Paz (Bibiana Rojas, 2013, Bolivia/Colombia)
Maria Da Gloria (Diego Akel, 2012, Brazil)
Cárcel (José Luis Martinat, 2009, Peru)
El delirio del pez león (Quique Rivera, 2012, Puerto Rico)
Immersed (Soledad Aguila, 2012, Chile/UK)
Fabricia (Cecilia Traslaviña, 2013, Colombia)
The big war (Juan Manuel Pavón, 2013, Mexico)
Cosponsored by Ohio State’s Center for Latin American Studies, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Film Studies, and Latino and Latin American Space for Enrichment and Research (LASER).
