Feb 25, 2015
Hotel Nueva Isla (Irene Gutiérrez Torres & Javier Labrador, Cuba, 2014)
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Hotel Nueva Isla (Irene Gutiérrez Torres & Javier Labrador, Cuba, 2014)
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communicants said: Did you catch anything good at PIFF this year?
Very much so! In fact I've been posting so little because I've been kind of exhausted by my schedule. In addition to my regular job I've been volunteering at PIFF so I can see everything for free, and I've made it to 15 movies so far (plus three shorts programs) and I'll be seeing at least two, possibly three more on the last day tomorrow.
I'll post more about my favorites soon, but I've really loved Jauja, Hotel Nueva Isla, Waiting for August, Güeros, and Horse Money. I think you would be really into the first two (and I already know you loved Horse Money) though I think overall I actually did a really good job this year of picking things I ended up liking.
A clunky lil video to tell you that Cinema Project starts its spring season tomorrow (Tuesday) at PIFF. 8:30pm/Whitsell Auditorium/$12. We've got some thoughtful new works on the themes of exile, memory, home, etc. Selected by yours truly. #cinemaproject #PIFF38
I finished that project I was working on and jumped straight into volunteering for the Portland International Film Festival. I've done a pretty good job so far of picking movies that I've actually liked. I've seen Tu dors Nicole, Corn Island, Phoenix, Hotel Nueva Isla, and Rocks in My Pocket; only Phoenix was kind of disappointing, but Hotel Nueva Isla was a huge surprise as it was not on my radar at all and was really superb. I'll try to write some more about everything else a little later on.
If everything goes according to the plan I've laid out I'll have seen at least 20 features and two shorts programs by the time the festival is over, plus four features from the Cascade Festival of African Films (which is running concurrently). I'm all flush with cinema!
And today I get to see Timbuktu! Yes!