Borja Larrondo (Madrid, España, 18/05/1987). Cineasta y fotógrafo licenciado en Comunicación Audiovisual por la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. En 2012 asiste al Máster Internacional de Documentalismo y Narración en Efti y actualmente se encuentra cursando estudios de Antropología Social y Cultural por la UNED. Su trabajo se basa en la exploración de mundos narrativos-visuales, así como en el documentalismo experimental. Se centra en la idea del error y la memoria (real o imaginaria), traduce la ficción como parte de una escena de la realidad; un imaginario personal compuesto por sentimientos y emociones retratadas. Definido como un artista multidisciplinar, su obra e instalación nace del interés por la sociología y las narrativas antropológicas como parte de la cultura popular. Trabaja sobre la identidad, la psique y la capacidad perceptiva, cruda y decadente. Junto con Diego Sánchez forma el colectivo The Kids Are Right, un sello que nace para el desarrollo, la experimentación y la investigación a través de la imagen. «Volver» es su segundo cortometraje como director, después de «The road bad and the place dark» (2021).
Borja Larrondo (Madrid, Spain, 05/18/1987). Filmmaker & Photographer. Degree in Audiovisual Communication from the Complutense University of Madrid. In 2012 he attended the International Master of Documentarism and Narration in Efti. He is currently studying Social and Cultural Anthropology at the UNED. His work is based on exploration of narrative-visual worlds as well as an experimental documentary. Focusses on the idea of error and the memory (real or imaginary), he translates the fiction as part of a scene from reality; a personal imaginary composed of feelings and emotions portrayed. Defined as a multidisciplinary artist, his work and installation born from the interest in sociology and anthropological narratives as part of popular culture. Working on identity, the psyche, and perceptual capacity, crude and decay. He founded The Kids Are Right with Diego Sánchez, a label born for development, experimentation and research through image. “Volver” is his second short film as a director, after “The road bad and the place dark” (2021).
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Volver
A group of artists from the LGTBIQ+ collective return to their hometowns aboard a pride float. A road movie that travels through the Spanish geography making visible the cultural clash with the most intransigent past....
The road bad and the place dark
Sierra Leone is the second poorest country in the world. After overcoming one of the toughest and bloodiest civil wars, in 2014 they had to face one of the most devastating epidemics in living memory, Ebola. The consequences of those...
