
Academy of the Muses
Art of the Real 2016
April 8 - 21, 2016
In this thought-provoking meditation on film form, art, love, and gender, José Luis Guerín (In the City of Sylvia) invents a university seminar about the role of women in the creation of art, led by Professor Raffaele Pinto and attended entirely by actresses. A favorite at the Locarno Film Festival and Film Comment’s fourth best undistributed film of 2015.
The director of In the City of Sylvia returns with a thought-provoking meditation on film form, art, love, and gender. University of Barcelona philology professor Raffaele Pinto leads a simulated college seminar on women’s roles in inspiring art and historical literary muses, attended entirely by actresses. Their objections to his arguments are sharp and profound—as are the professor’s post-class discussions with his wise wife. The film also incorporates moments of the women in and around Barcelona, relating both mythological parables and deeply personal stories about their relationships. A favorite at the Locarno Film Festival and Film Comment’s fourth best undistributed film of 2015.
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