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I Dreamed His Name Review: A Personal, If Muddled, Elegy for the Disappeared - POV Magazine
I Dreamed His Name (Colombia, 86 min.) Dir. Angela Carabalí Programme: International Spectrum (World premiere) Angela Carabalí’s I Dreamed His Name begins, evocatively, with a landscape shot thrown askew by the lopping sound of an offscreen machete. The implied point-of-view belongs to the director’s father, Esau Carabalí, whose forced disappearance three decades prior irreversibly marked his seven-year-old daughter. Now, he appears to her in …
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