Synopsis
Perrolobo (Lycisca) proposes a fragmented journey across the Valley of Karrantza; a catching dog breed contest, an automatized milking machine, the sound of a conch shell used by a sheppard to scare the wolf or a cave discovered after the explosion of a stone quarry are some of the elements that structure the film. Through a landscape of relationships, the film brings these frictions to the fore, the accents and shadows of a changing reality where speaking of domestication is as fully inappropriate as talking about purity or some natural state.
Presented by the director
Filmmaker
Gerard Ortín Castellví
He is an artist, filmmaker and researcher. He has a degree in Fine Arts from the UB and an MA from the Sandberg Instituut in Amsterdam and Goldsmiths University in London, where he is currently pursuing a PhD and teaching. He has exhibited his works at centers such as the Joan Miró Foundation in Barcelona, Tabakalera in San Sebastián, and in countries such as Norway, Iceland, the United Kingdom or the United States, among others. His films have been selected at Berlinale, Cinéma du Réel or Punto de Vista.
Filmography: Agrilogistics (short, 2022, D'A 2022), Future Foods (short, 2021), Reserve (short, 2020), Perrolobo (Lycisca) (medium length-film, 2017, D'A 2018)
