2 Mostra de Vídeo Independent de Barcelona 1994.
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2 Mostra de Vídeo Independent de Barcelona 1994.
UntitledA new place in the world is revealed while Bea is confronted with loss and what she imagines will come. In the house that prepares itself to embrace change, fears dwell. An unforeseen loneliness also seems to be part of her desire, that of being a mother without a partner and a lesbian. Raquel films her attached to a time when the two shared the same idea of community. As Bea’s body changes, the camera moves between affection and distance. An attempt to get to know each other (again), and perhaps also a need to wonder about family, love, friendship and all those desires that overflow the limits of intimacy.
UntitledInside this cd-rom there is a hospital. A stage on which something could happen but apparently nothing does. We move through outbuildings. Suddenly we abandon the architectural journey. Medicines are presented as fetishes. Small objects to worship.
2 Mostra de Vídeo Independent de Barcelona 1994.
Mohamed Ramzam is a Pakistani who has earned a living delivering gas bottles in the neighbourhood of "El Raval" since arriving in Barcelona in 1990. Despite working these last 12 years Mohamed doesn't receive a salary and lives from day to day on the tips he receives from the customers. He has managed to bring his wife and three children from Pakistan and they live in a warehouse situated in the heart of this working class area where the Muslim ideas and traditions of Pakistan are held dear.
Untitled2 Mostra de Vídeo Independent de Barcelona 1994.