CAMEO CINEMA
THURSDAY 15 NOVEMBER 8.30PM
A multicultural, buzzing fresh Barcelona. Have you ever been lost in the city?
Max is around thirty and he lives a happy, carefree life. When Emma, his friend and roommate decides to separate from him, a lot of doubts and concerns grow inside him and push Max to go out and leave the apartment at night. The Night She Moves is the portrait of a couple, their breakup and a strange and transforming walk through the Barcelona night.
One of the best surprises at the most recent edition of Malaga’s Spanish Film Festival was to be found in the Zonazine section: the discovery of a new filmmaker, the director Sara Gutiérrez Galve(Barcelona, 1994). Her first feature film, Yo la busco, is full of freshness, independence, freedom, truth, and the spirit of the times we live in – which is often oh so difficult to capture on screen. (…)
This journey, filmed with an agile camera, allows Gutierrez Galve to build a portrait of a generation: that of young adults seeking answers so that they can build a new way of life that has little to do with that of their parents, because relationships are based more on spontaneous emotions than on contracts, and the male tyranny of the past has disappeared, all against a backdrop of deep crisis that accentuates Max’s distress.(Cineuropa)
YO LA BUSCO (The Night She Moves)
Director: Sara Gutiérrez Galve
Genre: Fiction, Comedy, Drama, Romance
Duration: 85′
Language:
Catalan with English subtitles
Audience: +7
When? THURSDAY 15 November | 8PM | Yo La Busco + Q&A with producer Ventura Durall
#SCAT18
Scotland Catalan Film Festival. A festival organised by Cinemaattic. Catalan productions have once again topped film festivals around the world and it’s time to gather some of those in Glasgow. CCA Glasgow, GFT and University of Glasgow host a new edition of SCAT18. The festival is supported by Institut Ramon Llull and Estrella Damm.
#CINEMAATTIC
CinemaAttic is an organisation specialised in pop up film screenings, distinctive underground events and retrospectives on Spanish & Latin American cinema. We promote independent cinema in an interactive and socially engaged environment. With particular regards to short films (we defend the value of short-film as an artform), classic Spanish cinema and rare cult movies from Spain and Latin American countries
