From November 7 to 22, the In-Edit Festival opens its online venue via CaixaForum+, the free platform dedicated to arts and science, featuring a selection of 15 documentaries from this year’s lineup.
For the first time, the festival is bringing this digital window forward to coincide with its final weekend of screenings at Mooby Aribau Cinemas, offering a selection that features more Official Section titles than ever before.
The online venue offers a wide-ranging journey through musical figures such as composer Kurt Weill in the restored version of September Songs: The Music of Kurt Weill (featuring covers by Nick Cave, PJ Harvey, Lou Reed, Betty Carter, and Elvis Costello); legendary jazz musician Sun Ra in The Magic City: Birmingham According to Sun Ra; disco-funk classic and French Touch pioneer Cerrone in Cerrone: Supernature; the most intimate side of virtuoso pianist Yuja Wang; and the most subversive and entertaining New York counterculture of the 1960s with Fugs Film!.
The lineup also presents unique perspectives on flamenco, from the fusion of Califato 3/4 in Bale el êffuerço que emo exo, to the remembrance of La Niña de la Puebla through her granddaughter Adelfa Calvo in Acuérdate de mí, and the legacy of the historic 1976 theatrical piece Naquerar, dance and poetry championing the dignity of the Romani people. In addition, international productions explore Dominican bachata in Agridulce; Brazilian electronic music pioneer Universo Circular: Jocy de Oliveira; the memory of 1960s rock in Torremolinos in Back in Time!; the sequence shot produced by Francis Ford Coppola for the existential comedy Brother Verses Brother; the picturesque whistling championship in Whistle; the contemporary Irish folk scene in Celtic Utopia; and the feminist black metal of Norwegian band Witch Club Satan in Hex.
All information and the full schedule available on the CaixaForum+ platform.
What more could you ask for?
