Narcisa Hirsch: Experimental Films
“Experimental films from Argentina”
Synopsis
Narcisa Hirsch (Berlin, 1928), a pioneer of experimental cinema in Argentina, produced continuously in various media since the 60s. In the beginning, as a painter and illustrator, her works were exhibited at the Gallery Lirolay, which, like the Instituto Di Tella, was the most important art gallery in Buenos Aires in the 60s. She conducted performances and happenings, and was part of the group of filmmakers formed by Marie Louise Alemann, Claudio Caldini, Horacio Vallereggio, Juan Villola and Juan José Mugni, exhibiting their films outside the circuit of theaters and institutions, with the exception of the Goethe Institute, an organization that during the last military dictatorship in Argentina accompanied this movement and gave a formal context to it.
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NARCISA HIRSCH | FRAGMENTOS DE SUS PELÍCULAS |
Type: Teaser • Published 2020-12-11
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- Narcisa Hirsch
- Screenplay & Story
- Narcisa Hirsch
- Original Title
- Narcisa Hirsch: Experimental Films
- Spoken Languages
- English, Spanish
- Runtime
- 3h 19m
- Production Studios
- MQ2*
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What is Narcisa Hirsch: Experimental Films about?
Narcisa Hirsch (Berlin, 1928), a pioneer of experimental cinema in Argentina, produced continuously in various media since the 60s. In the beginning, as a painter and illustrator, her works were exhibited at the Gallery Lirolay, which, like the Instituto Di Tella, was the most important art gallery in Buenos Aires in the 60s. She conducted performances and happenings, and was part of the group of filmmakers formed by Marie Louise Alemann, Claudio Caldini, Horacio Vallereggio, Juan Villola and Juan José Mugni, exhibiting their films outside the circuit of theaters and institutions, with the exception of the Goethe Institute, an organization that during the last military dictatorship in Argentina accompanied this movement and gave a formal context to it.
Who directed Narcisa Hirsch: Experimental Films?
Narcisa Hirsch: Experimental Films was directed by Narcisa Hirsch.
Who stars in Narcisa Hirsch: Experimental Films?
The principal cast of Narcisa Hirsch: Experimental Films includes Narcisa Hirsch.
When was Narcisa Hirsch: Experimental Films released and how long is it?
Narcisa Hirsch: Experimental Films was released in 2013 with a total runtime of 3h 19m.