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Sandra Rozental & Jesse Lerner, The Absent Stone, 81min, 2013, film still.

The Humboldt  Effect:
An evening of books and films 

Saturday, November 25

From 17h00 to 20h30

Cinema Public

Casa de Italia, 505 Rue Jean-Talon E, Montréal, QC H2R 1T6

Free event, reservations here.

Limited places

INFORMATION
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In the context of the exhibition at OBORO and the symposium at UQAM, Archive Alexandre von Humboldt presents an evening of recent books and films by its international guests. From a variety of perspectives, both in writing and in images, the authors address questions of memory, history and territory, with a critical accent, but also with irony.

Program:

 

5:00 pm: Books presentation

Over the past decade, new debates on the meaning of the historical past and its aesthetic and political reading in the present have been conducted from a variety of disciplines and research practices. A quarrel of meaning, but also a possible agentivity, a horizon of transformation.

 

Moderated by Fabiano Kueva, artist.

 

6:00 pm: Film screening

 

  •    Marion Pfaus (Germany)

humboldt21, 5:08min, 2011

Humboldtbrothers, 6:45min, 2022

Women acting like dictators, 3:15min, 2017

 

  •    Mélanie Obomsawin (Canada - Colombia)

Émilie Monnet and Waira Jacanamijoy Mutumbajoy - La Vida es una Pinta / Life is a Vision, 16min, 2017

 

  •    Sandra Rozental & Jesse Lerner (Mexico - United States)

The Absent Stone, 81min, 2013

 

The evening will be followed by a question-and-answer session moderated by curator Emmanuelle Choquette.

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