Screening of the film “The Human Hibernation”
Projection of the film The Human Hibernation With subsequent dialogue with the young programmers Moving Cinema and Anna Cornudella
Directed by: Anna Cornudella Castro
Spain, 2024
90 ‘
Language: English
Subtitles: Spanish
From the disappearance of Erin, a child who wakes prematurely from his hibernation, Clara, his older sister, will take us on a search for answers and confrontation of the narratives pre -established by the society in which he lives. What would it really mean to disconnect from the demands of the modern world and reconnect with the natural rhythms of the planet? This could be the question that Cornudella asks us with this postpocalyptic thin opera. The director questions the narratives that define our sense of time, mourning and community life using hibernation as a metaphor to question the acceleration of our lives, the distance from the natural cycles and the weight of the stories we inherit.
With the presence of the filmmaker Anna Cornudella, a dialogue based on the process of creating the film.
Young Moving Cinema programmers We are a group of nineteen young people between the ages of 17 and 23 who meet weekly to watch and comment on films. They come from diverse fields and share a passion for cinema. At the meetings they know filmmakers and new films, they learn about the world of programming and have the opportunity to get to know first -hand the films and their creation processes. They collaborate with festivals such as the one at a Barcelona Film Festival and the Alternativa, and once a month they schedule and present a special session at the Girona Cinemes.
The group of Young Moving Cinema programmers It is made up of Hug Banqué, Clara Campos, Helena Catalán, Lúa Minghan, Gina Fontané, Martina Ize, Ashling Ocampo, Ainhoa Oliveira, Armand Perelló, Ginesta Puigarnau, Arnau Rodríguez, Cristian Santos, Martí Salvia, Lea Sanahuja, Martina Tlián, Pau Vega, Marta Villayandre, Adriana Yter.
The proposal is developed within the framework of the European Moving Cinema project, led by the A Bao A Qu.
The activities have limited capacity, they are free and prior registration is required from April 7.
