Cuba, 19th International Poor Film Festival move forward in Gibara

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*25 films were chosen from the host nation *The event defends and promotes the creation of the seventh art of low resources *Gibara these days becomes the capital of cinema in the country

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00:00we now move on to other topics in cuba the 19th edition of the hibara international poor

00:12film festival brings together works from many nations that offer a diverse panorama of audio

00:20visual creation on a contemporary scale as well as presenting diverse languages and an interest

00:26in telling stories through budgets that range from simplicity to more conceptual aesthetic

00:31elaboration let's see this is the image of that creative jabara a movie town which enchants

00:41everyone who comes to this place in eastern cuba so says elena who arrives from malaga spain

00:47i love jabara i would always come back to jabara and there's no festival like this

00:55in which so many things are mixed and also with the purpose it has

00:5925 films were chosen from the host nation 11 from argentina nine from spain six each from mexico

01:12and peru and five each from colombia the united states chile and uruguay this year the competition

01:18is being held in the category of films under construction in support of films to be made

01:23in the future and this year's competition is even stronger due to the presence for the second

01:27time of horozani which is joined by the mexican studios churubusco

01:31the presence of churubusco studios of mexico in this festival responds precisely to support films

01:39films of what is called cinema under construction

01:41films that are in the process of editing editing and development to reach the final product so

01:52that the support represents the possibility of completing the product

01:55the event has among its precepts to defend and promote the creation of the seventh art of low

02:07resources with a high aesthetic proposal establishing itself as a cinematographic reference for cuba

02:14when i see a film even if i am a filmmaker i can analyze it at the level of script photography sound

02:25whatever you want the first thing i notice is that when the film ends i get goosebumps and my eyes water

02:39of course later with the jury we start debating that this is so and it was better but i think the

02:45essential thing is the emotion

02:53long live jabara that fishing village which these days becomes the capital of cinema in cuba

02:59a unique experience to be lived at the festival danis rodriguez laurencio telesuite ivara cuba

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