End of the Century
New Directors/New Films 2019
March 27 - April 7, 2019
What seems like a one-night encounter between two strangers becomes an epic, decades-spanning relationship, which filmmaker Lucio Castro depicts in a nonlinear fashion, and in which time and space refuse to play by the rules.
Q&As with Lucio Castro on March 30 & April 2. Actor Juan Barberini will join on April 2.
Tickets holders on April 2 are invited to a post-screening reception in the Furman Gallery, made possible with generous support from the Consulate General of Brazil in New York and the Consulate General of Argentina in New York
An Argentinian man from New York and a Spanish man from Berlin hook up by chance while in Barcelona. What seems like a one-night encounter between two strangers (played by Juan Barberini and Ramón Pujol) becomes an epic, decades-spanning relationship, which Lucio Castro depicts in a nonlinear fashion, and in which time and space refuse to play by the rules. Castro’s inventive and enigmatic debut feature is consistently surprising, turning a love story into a cosmic voyage with no clear beginning or end.
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