Arquivo

Documentary about cinematographic resistance, understood through a commitment and dialog with History and structured through three filmmakers. The Greek master Theo Angelopoulos embarks from Athens on a trip that ends in Ostia, the Roman beach where Pier Paolo Pasolini was murdered. Far from there, in a railway station in Spain, the Spanish filmmaker Víctor Erice (photo) reveals himself through an interview whose discursive epicenter is the cinematographic resistance itself. In Italy we meet Tonino Guerra, Ninetto Davoli and Nico Naldini. Representing Pasolini’ missing voice, they will close the historical and cinematic triangle conformed by the three filmmakers to pay homage. It’ a revealing and reflexive trip.