Marilyn
Nedelja, 9. decembar 2018. 19:00 Velika sala
Merlinka
Igrani film
Režija: Martin Rodriguez Redondo
Uloge: Zvezde: Valter Rodriguez, Catalina Saavedra, German de Silva
Argentina, Čile, 2018.
Trajanje: 79 min.
Berlinale, Međunarodni festival filma u San Sebastijanu
Marcos, sedamnaestogodišnji farmer, otkriva svoju seksualnost u neprijateljskom okruženju. Lokalni tinejdžeri mu daju nadimak Merlinka i on postaje meta ljudske žudnje i diskriminacije. Marcos se oseća da je sve više i više sateran u ugao.
Marilyn
Feature film
Director: Martín Rodríguez Redondo
Cast: Stars: Walter Rodríguez, Catalina Saavedra, Germán de Silva
Argentina, Chile, 2018
Duration: 79 min
Berlinale, San Sebastián International Film Festival
Marcos, a seventeen-year-old farm worker, discovers his sexuality in a hostile environment. Nicknamed Marilyn by other teenagers in town, he becomes the target both of human desire and discrimination. Marcos feels himself pushed into a corner more and more.
Martín Rodríguez Redondo
Martín Rodríguez Redondo was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on September 9th, 1979. He graduated from the Buenos Aires Centro de Investigación Cinematográfica (CIC) as Integral Filmmaker for Cinema and TV. He performed as Assistant Director in the documentaries El fin del Potemkin by Misael Bustos, Il rumore della memoria by Marco Bechis, Hombres muertos by Gregorio Crámer and El silencio by Misael Bustos, among others. He produced the documentaries Kosice Hidroespacial, by Gabriel Saie, premiered at 2016 BAFICI, and Barrio Modelo by Mara Pescio. He also performed as Delegate Producer in the Argentine Digital Television (TDA). Marilyn is his first feature film as director. It won the CICAE Art Cinema Award at the “Cine en Construcción” section of Toulouse Cinélatino Rencontres Festival, and the Sin Sistema prize at the Work in Progress section of BAL (Buenos Aires Independent Film Festival). It also won INCAA’s First Feature Film Prize, INCAA-CNCA Co-Production Support Fund (Argentina-Chile), and Ibermedia’s Film Co-Production Support Fund. It has participated at the Oaxaca Film Script Lab (Mexico), the San Sebastián Film Festival Co-Production Forum (Spain), the SANFIC Santiago Industry Lab, and Australab at FICValdivia (both in Chile). Martín also directed the short film Las liebres, winner of INCAA’s Historias Breves film contest. It was screened at the BFI Flare London LGBT Film Festival, the Havana Festival del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano, and the Kinoforum São Paulo International Short Film Festival, among other places.
