Crónicas de Solitude
40min/ Col/ Arg-GermanyUna película dividada en seis crónicas-episódicas con un elemento en común: un enigmático castillo construido a mediados del siglo XVII que actualmente alberga una residencia de artistas en las afuera de Stuttgart, Alemania.
Chronicles of Solitude
Structured as six chronicles/ episodes with a common subject: a solitary castle built in the mid 1700s, located above a hill in Stuttgart in the Württemberg area in Germany. Duke Carl Eugen built the late-Baroque Solitude Castle between 1763 and 1769, first as a hunting lodge and summer residence. Soon, however, he began using the residence for the Hohe Karlsschule (Carl's High School) Military Academy, whose students included Friedrich Schiller. Solitude was later used for many functions, including a military hospital during the war, a restaurant, a prison and a student dormitory. As time progressed, the German monarchy ceased to exist and gave way to diverse governments and wars. In 1987 there was this first idea to create a special programme in the old building. In 1989 the Schloss was under construction to turn into Akademie Schloss Solitude. In 1990, the historical area became a residency for artists, architects, musicians, writers, filmmakers, philosophers and scientists among other multiple disciplines who are invited to live and work temporarily. The two officers and cavalier's buildings are the ones that today house the living, working and exhibition areas of the Akademie Schloss Solitude.
dir + ed + img: Manuel Ferrari
son: Andreas Bolm
son post: Francisco Pedemonte
music: Nicolas Mondon, Robert Phillips, Silvia Rosani and Kinga Tóth
Festivales:
Festival de Mar del Plata
Transcinema
Copenhagen Architecture film festival
Festival Cinematográfico Internacional del Uruguay, Montevideo
Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente de Cosquin
Museo de arte moderno Buenos Aires MAMBA
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