Draw for Change! We Exist, We Resist

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Draw for Change! Existimos, Resistimos
Director Mariana Cadenas Sangronis
Year 2023
Runtime 15 min
Country Belgium
Language Dutch, English, French, Spanish

Synopsis

Enter the vibrant world of Maremoto, a young Mexican cartoonist who, through her drawings, empowers women and addresses the taboos of her society. In DRAW FOR CHANGE! EXISTIMOS, RESISTIMOS, an immersive and interactive VR-experience, we become part of Maremoto's ongoing search for her identity and drive through art.
Visit Maremoto's studio, join her on an afternoon of making street art and experience what it feels like to move as a woman through a metropolis in Mexico, a country where 10 women are murdered every day and tens of thousands go missing.
This VR-experience combines 360° video, animation and interactivity in an engaging and creative journey for the viewer exploring relevant, universal themes such as body positivity, sexual harassment and contemporary activism.

Screenings

Friday 19.7.2024
10:00

VR Sala Vasconcelos

VR 360 Official Selection

Friday 19.7.
Saturday 20.7.2024
10:00

VR Sala Vasconcelos

VR 360 Official Selection

Saturday 20.7.
Friday 26.7.2024
10:00

VR Lobby Teatro de la Ciudad

VR 360 Official Selection

Friday 26.7.
Saturday 27.7.2024
10:00

VR Lobby Teatro de la Ciudad

VR 360 Official Selection

Saturday 27.7.
Sunday 28.7.2024
10:00

VR Lobby Teatro de la Ciudad

VR 360 Official Selection

Sunday 28.7.

Cast and crew

Director Mariana Cadenas Sangronis
Producer Evelien De Graef, Hanne Phlypo
Cast Mariana Lorenzo "Maremoto"
Sound Walter Fiorini
dop Jimi Abidts

Director's bio:
Mariana Cadenas Sangronis is a Venezuelan journalist and filmmaker based in Belgium, with master's degrees in documentary filmmaking DocNomads at LUCA School of Arts and in Ibero-American studies at KULeuven. She previously worked as a video journalist for AFP and as a field producer, assistant director and editor for Women of the Venezuelan Chaos (2017), an award-winning documentary. In 2019, as part of her thesis project at KULeuven, she developed a VR prototype called The Cacao Sorcerer, a documentary immersive experience about the historical connection between Belgian chocolate and Peruvian cacao. Currently, she works as a freelance filmmaker on an animated series about migration co-developed with Ketnet-VRT.

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