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Caminero (2020) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 29, 2020

Original Title:
Caminero

Genres:
Documentary

Production Companies:
TRAMPA films

Production Countries:
Chile | Portugal

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 60

A documentary about Francisco Ariztía by Francisco Ariztía

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The young filmmaker Francisco "Xico" Ariztía shoots up close to his father, Francisco Ariztía, an exceptional Chilean artist who has lived in Portugal since the 1970s. In his house-workshop in the city of Lisbon, Xico's camera reveals the painter's intimacy and his creation, interweaving his work with a biography full of collaborations with avant-garde artists, such as painter Roberto Matta, filmmaker Raúl Ruiz and many others. Caminero is a visual exploration and intimate portrait of an exceptional painter, in an exhibition of the relationship between son and father, filmed and shot.

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Production

Director:
Francisco Ariztía

Director of Photography:
Francisco Ariztía

Editor:
Valentín Atías

Music:
Miguel Cordeiro

Producer:
Bruno Salas

Screenplay:
Francisco Ariztía
Bruno Salas
Valentín Atías

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