The Blues, and Two Contradictory Films That Claim It
Crossroads follows a young guitarist on a journey through the American South in search of blues history and his own voice.
The Unfinished War (I'm very happy)
A film about the "new world order" that first became visible between 1999, the year in which this film was begun, and 2005, when it was completed. It presents an Orwellian state of endless war that seems to have established itself all over our planet, one which the Catalan philosopher Eduardo Subirats calls a "besieged existence."
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A film about the "new world order" that first became visible between 1999, the year in which this film was begun, and 2005, when it was completed. It presents an Orwellian state of endless war that seems to have established itself all over our planet, one which the Catalan philosopher Eduardo Subirats calls a "besieged existence."
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