Enlightened
(Iluminados)
Jorge Curioca | Documentary
2020 | 70 minutes | Mexico
Two people are closely related by unconventional forms of life and vision: Pedro Miranda, a young, blind visual artist; and Iris Palau, a clairvoyant.
Synopsis
Two people are closely related by unconventional forms of life and vision: Pedro Miranda, a young, blind visual artist; and Iris Palau, a clairvoyant.
Enlightened is a creative documentary with a touch of black humor and with an oneiric atmosphere that deals with mystery, blindness, arts, and experimentation. It bets on the exploration of the thin line dividing the visible from the invisible.
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Main credits
Curioca, Jorge (film director)
Curioca, Jorge (screenwriter)
Núñez Puerto, Marta (film producer)
Miranda, Pedro (on-screen participant)
Palau, Iris (on-screen participant)
Other credits
Cinematography, Frodo García-Conde; editing, Marta Núñez Puerto; music, Catarina Gabriel.
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Cataloging
Pragda subjects
Disabilities
Mental Health
Religion + Spirituality
Sociology
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Festivals
DocsMX International Documentary Film Festival of Mexico City; Guadalajara International Film Festival
DIRECTOR: Jorge Curioca
NATIONALITY: Mexico
YEAR: 2020
GENRE: Documentary
LANGUAGE: Spanish
COLOR / B&W: Color
GRADE LEVEL: Middle School, High School, College, Adults
SUBTITLE/CC: AVAILABLE
AUDIO DESCRIPTION: NOT AVAILABLE
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