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The Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
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This exhibition accompanies a selection of documentaries by students of Cuba’s renowned Escuela Internacional del Cine y Television (EICTV). It will be held in the bar area and interrogates Cuba’s many facades through collage, portraiture, landscape and street photography. Open Tuesday 27th Feb - Saturday 3rd March
This is a free entry exhibition, with Mojitos available on launch night from 19:00.
The West has constructed a narrative of Cuba as a nation on
the cusp of political, social, economic, and cultural change, while
simultaneously clinging to the converse and romantic notion of a country
marooned in the past. This screening, and exhibition challenges these ideas
through a range of differing and subjective perspectives on the complexities of
the Cuban experience.
Against the backdrop of this narrative, a group of documentary filmmakers from all over the world descend on Cuba during the summer of 2017. They are met with the brief of telling a story of Cuban reality in just one month, making six collaborate group projects and their own personal work.
Behind
the tensions, which manifest throughout the process, lie the complexity of hastily-built
relationships; differences in perceptions and allegiances, and historical,
political and social context. Resolution of different points of view result in
finished works which comment on the process of representation, on the
ephemerality of truth, and the strengths and weaknesses of the documentary
form.
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