In Conversation
Cinema, like Maya or Light, reveals only a part of Reality- Pablo César
Cinema, like Maya or Light, reveals only a part of Reality- Pablo César
On the sixth day of the 28th IFFK, the "In Conversation" session featured Argentine filmmaker Pablo César and Boukary Sawadogo, Associate Professor of Cinema Studies at the City University of New York’s City College on December 13. With 48 years of cinematic experience, César illuminated Argentina’s dark history during the 1970s dictatorship, emphasizing the coexistence with the Black population. He revealed that half the country was once comprised of Blacks, showcasing a unique intersection of cultures. César highlighted the profound connection between cinema, history, and societal narratives, discussing his cross-cultural collaboration with Indian director Murali Nair. Sawadogo added a perspective on Argentina's visual representation, noting the absence of traces of Black people compared to countries like Brazil, echoing César’s view that nations are imaginary constructions.
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