
I LIKE TO DREAM: The True Story of Felipe Cardeña
The history of cuban mime Felipe Cardeña
I Like to Dream: The True Story of Felipe Cardeña (Short film), shot by the artist Desiderio, shows us Felipe, as a mime walking through the streets of Havana, through the cross-over testimonies of many people who knew or heard of him: street mimes like him, but also bartenders, street vendors, street people, as well as the famous Cuban writer Yoss, author of an essay on the artist. A hybrid film, halfway between the journalistic documentary and the dreamlike and symbolic reconstruction of the work of Cardeña, the film reconstructs Felipe’s passage through the streets of Havana, through witnesses, but also through Felipe’s performances (such as the large floral poster, with Che’s face, still hanging in a street in Old Havana), the suggestions of his works, his dreamlike atmospheres and colors.
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- Released
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- Language
- Spanish
- havana, cuba
- felipe cardena
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Italy
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Release dates
ItalyIT
- Premiere25 Apr 2013
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I LIKE TO DREAM: The True Story of Felipe Cardeña was released on 25 April 2013.
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