MASTERCLASSES
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Choose your favorite director (You will only access that specific masterclass)
Inquiries to info@sf-peru.com
Three world-renowned film directors will each offer a masterclass at the XIII Festival AL ESTE.
Classes will be given via zoom and you will have the opportunity to ask a question directly and live to the director you admire.
The masterclasses will be in English and will have simultaneous translation into Spanish.
Class 1:
Direction and Audiovisual Language in Animation
Masterclass with Anca Damian (Crystal of Annecy)
Saturday June 4
11:30 a.m.
Class 2:
Cinematographic direction
Masterclass with Michelangelo Frammartino (Special Prize, Venice 2021)
Monday June 6
10 a.m.
Class 3:
Documentary Film Direction
Masterclass with Ruth Beckermann (Golden Bear, Berlin)
Saturday June 11
9 a.m.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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Damian Haunch
Romania
Frammartino's debut, Il dono (2003) (an under budget feature premiered at the Locarno Film Festival) won the Grand Prix at the Annecy Italian Film Festival (France) and the Jury Prize at both Thessaloniki and Warsaw .
Frammartino's second feature film, Le quattro volte (2010), premiered at the Directors' Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival. The film won the Europa Cinemas Best European Film award at Cannes and the top prize at CPH:DOX. In 2013, Frammartino's Alberi installation, a 26-minute loop, premiered at MoMA PS1 and was subsequently exhibited at other museums, including the Center Pompidou's 2021 Hors Pistes Festival.
Frammartino's third feature, Il buco, was shot in southern Italy, in the neighboring regions of Calabria and Basilicata that continue to inspire him and where all of his previous works were shot. With the approach of an anthropologist, Frammartino captures the traditional and the transcendent with a simplicity and spirituality typical of his filmography.
Gracias al apoyo de:
Michelangelo Frammartino
Italy
Frammartino's debut, Il dono (2003) (an under budget feature premiered at the Locarno Film Festival) won the Grand Prix at the Annecy Italian Film Festival (France) and the Jury Prize at both Thessaloniki and Warsaw .
Frammartino's second feature film, Le quattro volte (2010), premiered at the Directors' Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival. The film won the Europa Cinemas Best European Film award at Cannes and the top prize at CPH:DOX. In 2013, Frammartino's Alberi installation, a 26-minute loop, premiered at MoMA PS1 and was subsequently exhibited at other museums, including the Center Pompidou's 2021 Hors Pistes Festival.
Frammartino's third feature, Il buco, was shot in southern Italy, in the neighboring regions of Calabria and Basilicata that continue to inspire him and where all of his previous works were shot. With the approach of an anthropologist, Frammartino captures the traditional and the transcendent with a simplicity and spirituality typical of his filmography.
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