Director
Paula Gaitán
Brazil / 2021
35 min.
/ Single-channel video installation
/ Original version with English subtitles
Original language
Kuikuro
Single-channel video installation
The journey of a man through infinite time and space. The roads arise when walking.
Paula Gaitán is a filmmaker and lives and works in São Paulo. After working as art director on Glauber Rocha’s A IDADE DA TERRA (1980), she directed numerous films herself. Gaitán has made feature films, videos, television series, and installations, as well as documentaries on Éliane Radigue, Ken Jacobs, and Agnès Varda. Her film LUZ NOS TRÓPICOS was shown in the Berlinale Forum in 2020.
Production Paula Gaitán, Eryk Rocha. Production company Aruac Filmes (São Paulo, Brazil). Written and directed by Paula Gaitán. Cinematography Pedro Urano. Editing Paula Gaitán. Music Ava Rocha. Sound design Paula Gaitán. Sound Paula Gaitán, Marcos Lopes da Silva, Rubem Valdes. Art director Diogo Hayashi. Costumes Aline Besouro. Assistant directors Rodrigo Fischer, Manuel Moruzzi. Production managers Violeta Rodrigues, Brunno Schiavon. Executive producer Vitor Graize. With Paulo Nazareth.
1987: Olho D'Água (36 min.). 1989: Uaka / Sky (90 min.). 1991: Lygiapape (43 min.). 1995: Vuelo de Condor (28 min.). 1996: Presença, Ausência (30 min.). 1997: Marta Traba, Palabra Mujer (28 min.). 2004: Pela Água (8 min.). 2007: Pelo Rio / River (13 min.), Diário de Sintra / Days in Sintra (90 min.). 2008: Monsanto (22 min.). 2009: Vida / Life (72 min.), Kogi (13 min.). 2010: Agreste (72 min.). 2013: Exilados do Vulcão / The Volcano Exiles (122 min.), Memória da Memória / Memory of the Memory (25 min.). 2015: Noite / Night (87 min.). 2016: A Chuva do Meu Jardim / La Pluie dans mon Jardin (28 min.). 2017: Sutis Interferências / Subtle Interferences (79 min.), Mulher do Fim do Mundo, Elza Soares (5 min.). 2020: Luz nos trópicos / Light in the Tropics (259 min., Forum 2020), Riverock (157 min.), Se hace camino al andar / The Path Is Made by Walking.
Ulrich Ziemons talks with artist Paula Gaitán (10:57 min.)