LAFFD Presents: Luis Ospina and Carlos Mayolo Shorts
Luis Ospina and Carlos Mayolo were among the most influential figures in Colombian cinema. In the 1970's they captured stories of their country and their friends and explored the boundaries between fiction and documentary cinema with a sense of humor, audacity, formal imagination and an enormous empathy for marginal people. We present a program of four of their shorts from the 1970's:
Listen, Look!
Cali on Film
Asunción
The Vampires of Poverty
Total runtime: 86 min
Luis Ospina and Carlos Mayolo were among the most influential figures in Colombian cinema. In the 1970's they captured stories of their country and their friends and explored the boundaries between fiction and documentary cinema with a sense of humor, audacity, formal imagination and an enormous empathy for marginal people. We present a program of four of their shorts from the 1970's:
Listen, Look!
Cali on Film
Asunción
The Vampires of Poverty
Total runtime: 86 min
Luis Ospina and Carlos Mayolo were among the most influential figures in Colombian cinema. In the 1970's they captured stories of their country and their friends and explored the boundaries between fiction and documentary cinema with a sense of humor, audacity, formal imagination and an enormous empathy for marginal people. We present a program of four of their shorts from the 1970's:
Listen, Look!
Cali on Film
Asunción
The Vampires of Poverty
Total runtime: 86 min