Nerina de León Tonno

Observations of two filmmakers (or how to start filming a new space). A work of mise-en-scène in two gazes, on an empty space that never stops moving.

Shapovalov decides not to deal with Navrátilová in the stolen Mona Lisa business, so he captures her to collect the reward. The Russian finds a way to escape, entering a path of fights that can only leave one of the two standing.

A young writer sends secret love letters to her neighbor, whom she spies on her window every day. He reads and collects them until one day, lacking inspiration, he appropriates one of them and sends it to his beloved. From here on, these letters of love, and some other heartbreaking ones, will travel between different characters who will steal each other's words, until they end up halfway around the world.

The life of a racehorse, days before an important racing competition at the Hippodrome of Buenos Aires

A teenager gets dumped over text messages. Saddened, he skips school. On walks that morning he finds a hat, some car keys, a band, but he also seems to find something else.

“Search for Immortality”is a book divided into three chapters with 128 pages. But it is also 3,420 frames, filmed at 18 frames per second with a Bolex H16 Rex, in 16mm. Perhaps the search for immortality is precisely that: an attempt to capture a totality, at once impossible and fragmentary. And to fail.

During a rainy afternoon a young boy watches Ingrid Bergman films directed by Roberto Rossellini with his older brother.