Ningún río me protexe de min

Synopsis

Ningún río me protexe de min takes as its starting point the mysterious theft of filmed material shot in the Central African Republic, in the Congo Basin rainforest. The material offers a response to conflicts arising from the fragile and transsubjective encounter with the “non-self”, which can only be practised or experienced: if you try to virtualise it, it ceases to exist.

Bio/Filmo

Carla Andrade graduated in audiovisual communication and has an MA in Artists' Film and Moving Image degree from at Goldsmiths, University of London. Her work has been presented at contemporary art centres across the world, including the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Tabacalera Madrid, CaixaForum, La Casa Encendida, Le 104 in Paris and Lux London, and at international festivals such as IFFR, Zinebi and PortoPostDoc. Her films include Listen to Me (2016), which won an award at l'Alternativa, and El paisaje está vacío y el vacío es paisaje (2017).