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2004-08-16 | 34th Shonai Documentary Film Tomonokai Screenings

The Shonai Documentary Film Tomonokai holds regular screenings (every other month) of films including those screened at the Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival, as part of its mission to provide greater opportunities to see the best in documentary film.

34th Shonai Documentary Film Tomonokai Screenings

September 11 (Sat) 19:00   [Venue] Sakata Shimin Kaikan, Kibo Hall (small hall)
September 12 (Sun) 14:00   [Venue] Tsuruoka Kyodonoie Kopia 2F (small hall)

Raymundo
Dir: Ernesto Ardito, Virna Molina
ARGENTINA / 2002 / Spanish / Color, B&W / Video / 127 min

Filmmaker Raymundo Gleyzer was abducted and killed by the Argentinean military dictatorship in 1976. This film depicts his life, as well as the history of anti-war cinema and liberation movements in Latin America during the 1960s and 1970s, with extensive usage of the films he left behind, home movies and archive footage. Through its brisk tempo, suspenseful developments and the enchanting music that envelops the entire film, memories and ideals that could not be destroyed by the CIA or the military junta are resurrected.

[Admission]
General 1,000 yen, Students (High School and younger) 500 yen
Members free
(General membership fee: 3,000 yen for a year
Student membership fee: 1,500 yen for a year)
[In cooperation with]
YIDFF Organizing Committee
[Presented by]
Shonai Documentary Film Tomonokai
[Contact]
phone, fax: 0234-22-7771 (Ogata)
Shonai Documentary Eiga Tomonokai Office Located inside picture book and tea shop “Last Leaf” (Ogata)