Digital Desperados The Pearl Button at CCA Thursday 5 May, 2016
CCA
Thu 5 May 2016
7pm, Free (unticketed), Cinema
14+ accompanied by an adult
0141 352 4900
The Pearl Button
Dir. Patricio Guzman 82 mins Chile 2015
In this new documentary the craft of the renowned filmmaker Patricio Guzman invites us to experience both time and space as they emerge in human history in simultaneously linear and non-linear ways. It focuses on events that have occurred along the magnificent and wild 600 mile Chilean coast line. The camera follows investigators as they dive into the depths of the ocean to find bodies of those tossed into the sea by the brutal Pinochet regime. Indigenous people who have always made their home there speak of how they are now forbidden from setting sail in their small boats. But we are emotionally held during these harrowing revelations by reflections on the power of the cosmos and the life giving properties of water.
This film has English subtitles for deaf/hard of hearing audience members.
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