Lorca's Unfinished 'Black Ball'
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'The Javis' have returned to Lorca. Or, rather, they have returned to a Lorca that perhaps did not exist at all. 'The black ball' part of a four-page work that Federico left unfinished and 'The Dark Stone' by Alberto Conejero, who, the day I met him, told me that he admired the Brand ibsebiano even more than I did. I am interested in this operation because it has something of desecration: 'The Javis' do not put Lorca in a window, nor do they app…
The film by Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo is inspired by an unfinished work by the poet from Granada. Only four pages written before he was killed by the rebel forces in August 1936.
The Javis recover the Uchronic tradition of the Civil War to imagine the fate of their work
Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi start from the four pages that Federico García Lorca left written to build a film in which the time and objects that survive those who possessed them have a special meaning. An idea that was also very present in the pass celebrated next to Cartier in Barcelona.
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