FILM

Carta para Serra
Lisandro Alonso, 2011, AR, 23'

“After the completion of his ‘Lonely Men Trilogy’, people started to say that Alonso should do something different. Jauja answers that request: it’s a film with an international star, features characters who speak in full sentences, and boasts a script (more or less) that Alonso worked on with the well-known Argentine poet and novelist Fabián Casas. A shift in this direction, however, could already be spotted in Carta para Serra, a short commissioned work that the director made for the CCCB in Barcelona in response to a ‘letter’ from Albert Serra, which ends with Casas appearing onscreen to read a text announcing that words have started to count in Alonso’s films.” (Quintín)

 

Spanish spoken, French subtitles