28th Filmar Festival in Latin America

Věra Chytilová’s two-screening offers a glimpse into a pioneering voice of the Czechoslovak New Wave. Her films juxtapose sharp social observation with inventive, often playful formal experiments, disrupting narrative expectations. Through striking images and rhythms, they probe gender, power and the absurdities of everyday life, balancing dark humour with moral urgency. The program highlights Chytilová’s singular visual energy and critical gaze, inviting reflection on cinema’s capacity to question society and form.

Screening will be followed by a discussion with director Stéphanie Barbey.

Black Movie is a festival dedicated to independent and provocative cinema from around the world. The programme foregrounds daring voices and experimental forms, giving space to emerging filmmakers and bold visual languages. Across curated strands and retrospectives, it privileges intimate storytelling, formal risk and sensory atmospheres. The festival’s selections often probe identity, migration and social tensions, inviting concentrated, reflective viewing that favors unexpected narratives and cinematic daring.

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