Samira Guadagnuolo

First of a series of "bridal feasts" that revisit the archetipal motif of death and the maiden. With the use of found footage and original text.

In a landscape forgotten by time, the archaic reminder of a past civilizations remain imprinted amongst the ruins scattered across the countryside where a goat meanders. An intimate and almost mythical portrait of southern italy that bears witness to the cohabiting contradictions of distant worlds.

SELCE LIVE PERFORMANCE 2 16mm projectors, synth and voice, 30′, 2021.

Languidly lying under the sun, “Incompiuta” is a timeless witness to life happening around it. Its open walls symphonize the feminine voice of the earth, echo the daily chatter about fruit and figs and of the collective consciousness, soul of the world, condensing the vertigo that comes from connecting to the archaic time of our childhood. Simply observing ordinary places and people, an intense and symbolic reading emerges of our fall from paradise reflecting upon the human condition, precarious and painful, on its unbridgeable loneliness, and on its destiny of death.

Animation with found footage shot in 16mm.

Filmmaker Festival Walking Cinema Project.

First of a series of "bridal feasts" that revisit the archetipal motif of death and the maiden. With the use of found footage and original text.

In a landscape forgotten by time, the archaic reminder of a past civilizations remain imprinted amongst the ruins scattered across the countryside where a goat meanders. An intimate and almost mythical portrait of southern italy that bears witness to the cohabiting contradictions of distant worlds.

SELCE LIVE PERFORMANCE 2 16mm projectors, synth and voice, 30′, 2021.

Languidly lying under the sun, “Incompiuta” is a timeless witness to life happening around it. Its open walls symphonize the feminine voice of the earth, echo the daily chatter about fruit and figs and of the collective consciousness, soul of the world, condensing the vertigo that comes from connecting to the archaic time of our childhood. Simply observing ordinary places and people, an intense and symbolic reading emerges of our fall from paradise reflecting upon the human condition, precarious and painful, on its unbridgeable loneliness, and on its destiny of death.

Animation with found footage shot in 16mm.

Filmmaker Festival Walking Cinema Project.

A 2019 short film directed by Samira Guadagnuolo and Tiziano Doria.

A diaristic and material experience shot on a summer afternoon, with the awareness that those who look at us cannot help but interpret us as symbols.

A film by Samira Guadagnuolo.

No synopsis available yet.