Film at Lincoln Center | Alberto Gracia on The Rim | ND/NF 2024 @filmlinc | Uploaded July 2024 | Updated October 2024, 7 hours ago.
Director Alberto Gracia discusses his New Directors/New Films selection, The Rim, in a conversation moderated by ND/NF co-chair Dan Sullivan. Learn more: newdirectors.org/proxy.php?film=the-rim
Told in elliptical fashion and moving to a surreal rhythm all its own, director Alberto Gracia’s grimy and dazzlingly dissonant vision takes place in the port city of Ferrol in Galicia, the northwestern region of Spain. Damian (Alfonso Míguez), unkempt and barely scraping by, has returned to his hometown after his father dies. Most recently a failed game show contestant, he becomes the inexplicable victim of mistaken identity when everyone starts referring to him as “Cosme”—who happens to be a tour guide who has already disappeared from the movie’s parallel narrative. Both compelling and confounding, The Rim is both an existential portrait of the limits of individual agency and a depiction of a community’s economic struggle.
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Director Alberto Gracia discusses his New Directors/New Films selection, The Rim, in a conversation moderated by ND/NF co-chair Dan Sullivan. Learn more: newdirectors.org/proxy.php?film=the-rim
Told in elliptical fashion and moving to a surreal rhythm all its own, director Alberto Gracia’s grimy and dazzlingly dissonant vision takes place in the port city of Ferrol in Galicia, the northwestern region of Spain. Damian (Alfonso Míguez), unkempt and barely scraping by, has returned to his hometown after his father dies. Most recently a failed game show contestant, he becomes the inexplicable victim of mistaken identity when everyone starts referring to him as “Cosme”—who happens to be a tour guide who has already disappeared from the movie’s parallel narrative. Both compelling and confounding, The Rim is both an existential portrait of the limits of individual agency and a depiction of a community’s economic struggle.
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