The bed of the Mapocho River and the Central Post are two of the atypical settings in which Calle was made, a documentary by Francisco Bagnara that records 28 contemporary dancers occupying public spaces in Santiago. The film returns to GAM in a revised version, after the screening of a first cut last month.
Free, upon receipt of tickets.
Choreographies and performances by Paula Sacur, Pablo Zamorano, Betania González, Rodrigo Chaverini, Natalia Sabat, Carolina Bravo, Andrea Amaro, Francisca Lillo, Carmen Gloria Venegas, Pablo Tapia, Valentín Keller, Javiera González, Joaquín Leal, Daniella Santibáñez, Tamara González, Domingo Del Sante, Ninoska Valenzuela, César Cisternas, Chery Matus, Luis Moreno and himself Bagnara, who runs the registry.
Direction and audiovisual recording assistance from Joaquín Leal and Alexander Correa.
Original musical composition by José Miguel Candela.
Audiovisual advice from Paulo Fernández.
Calle is part of LAS DANZAS CALLE, a heritage, social and contemporary dance rescue project that originates in 2009, was established in 2012 in Buenos Aires under the direction of Chery Matus, and for its Chilean version, it was awarded the FONDART 2013.
Sun – 6:30 p.m.
(building B, floor 2)