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Utopia 79

Utopia 79
Direction
JOAN LOPEZ
Screenplay
Joan Lopez
Cinematography
Joan Lopez
Music
Ricardo Weelock
Producer
Marjorie Arostegui, Patricia Arcas, Yoya Busquets
Edition(s)
31ª

Utopia 79

Utopia 79
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  • 95 minutos
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  • color e P&B
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  • 2006
Spain

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The Sandinist Revolution of 1979 opens one of the last hopes and illusions of changing the world of the 60’s and 70’s generation. Turning to the magic narrative of some personal diaries, we’ll meet people whom, disappointed by the Spanish democratic transition, travel to Nicaragua to search for their own “utopia” while some others Nicaraguans had dreamed about this revolution from the mountains guerrillas or from the cities rebelliousness. The collective ecstasy moments that are lived during the very early years of the revolution start to fall apart with the beginning of the Contra War financed by USA and that takes advantage of the Sandinist leaders own mistakes. The film moves forward 25 years to show the consequences of this utopia on its future generation. It ends with a magic realism, an ending which takes everybody to the search of the human illusions essence.

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JOAN LOPEZ

He was born in Barcelona (Spain), in 1969. He began making short films in Super-8 (between 1985 and 1988). He specialized himself in Cinematography at the Calassan Center, in Barcelona. Since 1990 he has been working as a cameraman and cinematographer in television series, documentaries, advertisements and short films. As a film director, he has worked on various projects, mostly in the documentary field, like Pinturas a la Bestia (1990) and A Table, a Chair and a Bed (1992), co-directed by Cesc Gay. His first long film documentary was the awarded The Oligor Brothers (2004).
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