The Pearl Button 2 – 24 March, GFT

Water is the key to life.
GFT
Sun 20 – Thu 24 Mar
Running time: 1h22m
Water is the key to life and the central subject of this intensely lyrical documentary essay from Nostalgia for the Light director Patricio Guzmán. The history of Chile is defined by its long coastline, the fate of Patagonia’s nomadic Kaweskar (Water People) and the oceans that brought European colonisers to its shores. Brimming with restless curiosity, metaphysical musing and righteous indignation, this is a powerful work graced with stunning images from cinematographer Katell Djian.
Director Patricio Guzmán
Chile/France/Spain 2015, 1h22m, subtitles, CTBC
GFT, 12 Rose Street, G3 6TB
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