Fenaco Cusco Perú Goes For (Un)sunny, Hand In Hand, The Solitude of Words, And El balsero
- 12·11·2014
Four short films —(Un)sunny (Desolado) by Víctor Nores, Hand In Hand (Mano a mano) by Ignacio Tatay, The Solitude of Words (La soledad de las palabras) by Andreu Castro, and El balsero by Guillermo Zapata— are going to compete at the Fenaco Cusco Peru 2014 from today, Wednesday 12th November.
(Un)sunny (Desolado), the short directed by Víctor Nores and produced by Borja de la Fuente, Hand In Hand (Mano a mano), directed by Ignacio Tatay, The Solitude of Words (La soledad de las palabras), directed by Andreu Castro, and El balsero, directed and animated by Guillermo Zapata, are four of the short films that are going to contend at the XI Festival Internacional de Cortometrajes Fenaco Cusco Peru 2014 (Cusco, Peru) from just today.
These four short films, distributed at film festivals by [ The House of Films ], are going to take part in the International Competition (Competencia Internacional) of the current XI FENACO.
The first of these four shorts to be screened in Cusco will be (Un)sunny, the story directed by Víctor Nores and produced by Borja de la Fuente. This short is going to be shown just today, Wednesday 12th November, at the Teatro Municipal of Cusco. The exhibition of this short film is starting at approximately 13:10 hours.
For their part, the shorts Hand In Hand by Ignacio Tatay, and The Solitude of Words by Andreu Castro are going to be exhibited tomorrow, Thursday 13th November, at the San Bernardo of Cusco. These two shorts, which are going to be shown one after another, are going to be screened approximately from 18:20 hours.
The animation El balsero by Guillermo Zapata must wait until Friday 14th November to be shown. From 17:40 hours, more or less, it will be shown at the Capilla San Bernardo.
| (Un)sunny by Víctor Nores | Hand In Hand by Ignacio Tatay | The Solitude of Words by Andreu Castro |
El balsero by Guillermo Zapata |
This eleventh edition of the FENACO is going to shown 458 short films and 30 medium-length and full-length films coming from 98 countries.
This year's festival will be closed on Saturday 15th November. After two editions, 2012 and 2013, that took place in Lambayaque, northern Peru, the FENACO is returning to Cusco this year, the city where the festival was held until 2011.