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自ら傷つこうとしていた物好きな時期もかつてはあったけれど、今はそれほどではない。自分のことは自分で大切にしてあげなければとも思う。しかし生まれもった、あるいは育まれてきた感性が、要らぬ刺激まで拾ってしまうから未だにくたくたと疲弊しやすい。共感性、などというものによって、他者と他者の小競り合いから勝手にダメージを食らっているのが、どうしたって妙に滑稽。

June 9, 2021: King Felipe and Queen Letizia inaugurated the “Berlanguiano. Luis García Berlanga (1921-2021)” exhibition the the Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando.

Berlanga was a Spanish film director and screenwriter.  In the year of his centenary, Esperanza G. Claver curated the exhibition “Berlanguiano. Luis García Berlanga (1921-2021) ”. It’s structured in modules that bring together more than 170 photographs from different archives and public and private photographic collections - Regional Archive of the Community of Madrid, Spanish Film Library, Margaret Herrick Library (Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science), EFE Agency, ABC Archive, Salamanca Historical Memory Documentary Center … -; a dynamic and ambitious twelve-screen audiovisual installation showing the complexity of his shots and the references that have helped to build a unique identity, and a tribute to the many actors and actresses he directed, through a video in which you can see more than 100 interpreters from Berlanga.

The exhibition features original sketches of Boyfriend in Sight (Novio a la vista), The Executioner (El Verdugo), and Welcome Mr. Marshall! (¡Bienvenido Mister Marshall!); the original posters of The National Shotgun (La escopeta nacional) and National Heritage (Patrimonio nacional), and the reproduction of Nacional III; the filming plan of National Heritage; Welcome Mr. Marshall! (¡Bienvenido Mister Marshall!) pressbook that was presented at the 1953 Cannes Film Festival; script excerpts with his annotations; the librettos for the two versions prior to The Heifer (La Vaquilla), Los Amateurs and Tierra de Nadie, which he wrote hand in hand with Azcona; drawings of sets and scenographies for his feature films; the Goya, that he received as Best Director for Everyone to Jail! (¡Todos a la cárcel!); and the manifesto letter that he wrote in 52 on the importance of training at the Institute for Cinematographic Research and Experiences (IIEC) published in the first issue of the International Film Review, the original of which is exhibited at the exhibition.

To conclude this visit, Felipe and Letizia held a meeting and spoke with the relatives of Luis García Berlanga and guests.

This exhibition reflects moments of Spanish life portrayed by mythical national and international photographers who looked at and interpreted that autochthonous reality at the same time. “Berlanguiano. Luis García Berlanga (1921-2021) ”is the title of the Film Academy exhibition, at the headquarters of the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts, where it will remain until September 5.

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