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The Right to Be Lazy
Ixchel Marina Casado
Synopsis
The Right to be Lazy is a documentary on Andrés Viciedo, a Cuban actor and poet who was linked to the renowned group Teatro Estudio and its director Vicente Revuelta. His life has been spent in two apparently distant spaces: the Cuban intellectual scene and street theater, but his rebellious philosophy sabotages establishing himself in society as a conventional artist. For the last ten years he has decided to work in the street, embodying as a living statue a famous character: The Knight of Paris.
Programming
October 28th
Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com
24h
October 29th
Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com
24h
October 30th
Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com
24h
October 30th
Paris/ Maison de l’Amérique latine / 217 Bd Saint-Germain, 75007 Paris, France
17:30 (GMT+1)
October 31st
Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com
24h
November 1st
Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com
24h
November 2nd
Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com
24h
November 3rd
Cuba/ Festhome/ festhome.com
24h
About the film
Production:
Lia Tamame e Ixchel Marina Casado
Genre:
Documentary, Experimental
Languages:
Spanish
Production Companies:
Hamariyo
Cinematography:
Jesús Urrutia
Screenplay:
Andrés Viciedo e Ixchel Marina Casado
Editing:
Leisa Capote
Sound Design:
Ixchel Marina Casado
Music:
N/A
Cast:
Andrés Viciedo
Festival Track:
Gibara International Film Festival.
About the director
Ixchel Marina Casado
Graduated in theoretical subjects at the Amadeo Roldán Conservatory in 2015. Studied musicology at the Instituto Superior de Arte de La Habana and several 5.1 Mixing workshops at the Escuela Internacional de Cine y Televisión de San Antonio de los Baños (EICTV). B.A. in Sound from the Instituto Superior de Arte de La Habana (2023). Winner of the Europe Caribbean Co-Creation Hub (2023) with the project “La Casa de las fieras” and recently winner of the first film residency for women in Latin America and the Caribbean held in Cuba: La Burbuja Lab. Winner of the Young Art Fund with “El parqueo”, a film project that rescues the tradition of outdoor cinema in Cuba. Co-creator and programmer of “El Observatorio”, a space for socialization and discussion of contemporary Cuban documentary cinema. Director of Horse, Lemus y The Right to Be Lazy.
