Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Cant Take Out Ear Ring

Documentary Documentary about Michael Woodward Poor Cinema Festival in Havana

Patricia Woodward, sister of Michael, through the lens of the Panasonic DVX-100

The summer had many activities for the documentary. Was presented in Another Film Festival at the University of Valparaiso, participated in the Digital Film Festival at the Teatro Municipal de Viña del Mar. He was also nominated for Best National Documentary Awards Pedro Sienna National Film Industry, was presented at the Bar El Pajarito in the Tribute of the organization "Valparaiso Live" Don Sergio Vuscovik.

Andrés Brignardello present the documentary "A True Life" with Sergio Vuskovic.
On Friday 22 January were presented at a special exhibition held at the front of the National Council of Culture in the Plaza Sotomayor in Valparaiso, this sample had the best film of 2007 with films like "Life Kill Me, "" Los Angeles Negros "and" A True Life. " Activities are scheduled from 21:00.


Now starts the international documentary tour that begins April 18 in a call made by "Le Groupe de Recherche sur l'Amérique Latine Interdisciplinaires de l'Université Catholique de Louvain" who organized the display in the Auditorium in Leuven Belgium Place Montesquieu . At the time the documentary will be reviewed by Jorge Magasich academic and researcher at l'Institut des Hautes Etudes des Communications Sociales (IHECS).


Catholic University Leuven, rather than screening of the documentary this March 18

also reported that the documentary will be part of the official selection of the 2008 version of Poor Cinema Festival in Havana which compete with the most varied and important documentary work in the world.

This festival is organized by the Cuban Institute of Cinematographic Art and Industry (ICAIC), the Ministry of Culture and the Governments of Holguín and Gibara, supported by a group of national and international partners, the sixth edition of International Festival Low-Budget Film, is chaired by Cuban filmmaker Humberto Solas.


The Cuban Humberto Solas one of the most important film directors in Latin America

this festival is based not simply make a libertarian and independent cinema to market pressures and corresponding ideologies will not be enough work is carried out identity, sometimes or often transgressive and experimental in the golden rules of dramaturgy, because this is not the struggle between iconoclasm versus metanarrative, or if we drown in the role Messianic precursors. Cinema poor is by definition independent films and that is based deficinición Fundemental with low budgets it is made.

Well expect more invitations and samples where life is exposed Miguel Woodward as an example for new generations and manifest the values \u200b\u200band ideas raised in his wonderful life.






Tuesday, January 29, 2008

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Documentary A True Life, The Sacrifice of Miguel Woodward Nominated for Best Documentary of the Year 2007


The film competes for Pedro Sienna Award for "Calle Santa Fe" by Carmen Castillo and Los Angeles Negros "by Jorge Leiva and Pachi Bustos .


The first months are meant to reward. Besides the Oscar, the Berlinale and Sundance, in Chile also begins the season of awards and is done with the film, from the hand of Pedro Sienna prizes to be delivered on Thursday January 31 to 21 hours.

are 17 categories in which it competes best of the national film released between January and October 2007, where the highlights were the films La Vida Me Mata Sebastian Silva, who also captured the theater category Altazor prizes to be delivered soon, and regrind House, directed by Joaquín Eyzaguirre.

tape Silva earned 11 nominations, among which include best film, a category that shares with the frogfish Jose Luis Sepulveda and regrind House, directing, writing, interpreting male-primary-and secondary Diego Muñoz, Claudia Celedon.

In the nonfiction category are selected documentary Calle Santa Fe by Carmen Castillo, A True Life: The Sacrifice of Miguel Woodward, Brignardello and Jose Andres Acevedo, and Los Angeles Negros, and Jorge Bustos Pachi Leiva.

On this occasion, give special recognition to Professor Film and researcher Alicia Vega, for his outstanding career in the training of filmmakers.

The award is named after a pioneer of Chilean cinema, emblematic for his work in films such as The Horseman of Death (1925), the only national silent film still conserva.A winners are given a sculpture by Chilean artist Cristina Pizarro and the sum of 250 UTM-about eight million pesos for your success.


Tuesday, January 8, 2008

Calories Cicken Chow Mein

Documentary on the Life of Miguel Woodward in competition at the VI Film Festival Digital Viña del Mar


On Wednesday January 9 gives start the sixth version of the Digital Film Festival of Viña del Mar, an event where the digital cinematography has a space to show their productions.

This character is a competitive festival which brings together work from around the world.

The Documentary "A True Life: The Sacrifice of Miguel Woodward" will be presented on Saturday 12 January at 18:30 at the Municipal Theatre of Viña del Mar.

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Thursday, January 3, 2008

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"A True Life: The Sacrifice of Miguel Woodward" at 2 º Festival de Cine Political and Social de Valparaíso


Between Friday 4 and Friday, January 11, 2008 will be held at the first port of Chile's second Film Festival version of Social and Political Cultural Centre organized by the Collective Film Forum of Valparaiso that will highlight the figure of President Salvador Allende, the centenary of his birth in 1908.

ell This year's guest country is Bolivia, where Evo Morales governs, indigenous coca grower leader of the Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS).

The opening of the Festival will be held Friday 4 to 19:00 pm in the Theatre City of Valparaiso, with the assistance of the City Mayor Aldo Cornejo and other personalities, including President Salvador Allende Cultural Centre.
The documentary "A True Life: The Sacrifice of Miguel Woodward" will be presented in competition on Saturday, January 5 at 18:30 am in Conference Room Ruben Dario Valparaiso University

During the opening we will show the documentary "Cruel Separation", the British director Sara Boston, which recounts the experiences of four women victims of human rights violation during the military dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet led.

Programming Second Film Festival Valparaiso Political and Social

Screening Program for 2 nd Day Film Festival and Human Rights Social OTHER FILMS . Address
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