Short Films Program –
Various
Contemporary Spanish short films Read more...
Video Art Program –
Various
A selection of Spanish video art which includes some works participants in Region 0: The Read more...
Music Video Program –
Various
Part of Me, Radical Animal Beat, 2011, 4min. US PremiereA Selection from The Pinker Tones, Read more...
Animation Program –
Various
This program showcases the latest and most talented Spanish masters in animation: Read more...
Murals –
Murales –
Pilar Pérez Solano
Murals highlights artists Read more...
The Land Inhabited –
La terra habitada –
Anna Sanmartí
About the essence of travelling. From Ulan Bator to Read more...
Finisterrae –
Finisterrae –
Sergio Caballero
A film with a logic, beauty and humour all of its Read more...
Bon Appétit –
David Pinillos
Ambitious and talented, Spanish Chef Daniel arrives at world famous Zurich restaurant “W” Read more...
A night with... –
Special Event –
Andreu Buenafuente
Special Event with Andreu Buenafuente,"showman in Read more...
Window to Spain is a free 6-month 'summer cinema' experience at the forthcoming Big Screen Plaza in Chelsea, New York. Bringing a diverse selection of the best in Spanish contemporary art and film, Window to Spain turns this 30 ft by 16 ft HD LED screen into a direct flight to Spain.
The screenings will be preceded by a very special presentation by popular Spanish TV showman and comedian Andreu Buenafuente, from the successful late night show “Buenafuente”, in collaboration with his production company El Terrat.
The series starts with a 2-day kick off on Friday, June 24th with live Flamenco music and dancing in the public plaza followed by the screening of Flamenco Flamenco by Carlos Saura.
On June 25th, we present an eclectic selection of Spanish shorts, animation and experimental pieces, music videos, videoart and a special program from Region 0. The Bar Basque hosts a short afternoon reception.
Monthly screening events will continue through December 2011 and include award-winning films and documentaries.
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Big Screen Plaza
A creative initiative to promote art, culture, and entertainment in its public venue in New York City. The vision of BSP curators is to expose the general public to fresh cultural content while also raising awareness for inspirational aims on subjects ranging from the ecological to the humanitarian. www.bigscreenplaza.com
Join us for our CLOSING RECEPTION on Saturday, December 10.
SPECIAL EVENT with Andreu Buenafuente "showman in motion", Saturday, September 24.
Venues
VIEW MAPBig Screen Project
29th Street and 6th Avenue
New York
Admission Prices
Admission is FREE
Schedule
2-DAY KICK-OFF:
Friday June 24th
7:00 pm Live Flamenco Dancing in the Plaza
8:15 pm Opening Screening:Flamenco, Flamenco, by Carlos Saura
Saturday June 25th
2:00 pm Short Films Program
3:30 pm Music Videos Program
4:00 pm Animation Program
5:10 pm Video Art Program
4:00 - 6:30 pm Reception Bar Basque: "A complimentary glass of wine and light Pintxos"
MONTHLY SCREENINGS (Subject to Change)
Saturday July 23th
4:00 pm Murals, by Pilar Pérez Solano. Presented by Joan Miró Foundation.
Saturday August 20th
4:00 pm The Land Inhabited, by Anna Sanmartí
Saturday October 22nd
4:00 pm Finisterrae, by Sergio Caballero
Saturday November 19th
4:00 pm Bon Appétit, by David Pinillos
Saturday December 10th - CLOSING
4:00pm - 6:00pm
Melophase, The Space in Between, 2010, 5min.
Las Batallitas del Abuelo, Néstor Fernández, 2011, 30 sec.
Día Nublado con Posibilidad de Tormenta, Néstor Fernández, 2010, 46 sec.
Instrucciones para Volar, Néstor Fernández, 2011, 50 sec.
Migrópolis, Karolina Villarraga, 2011, 8 min.
Estirado al Sol – The Pinker Tones, 2010, 4min
Fugaz – The Pinker Tones, 2009, 4min
El Meu Amic Amaruk, Néstor F., Àlex Murrull and Manel Bocero, 2007, 3min.
Murals, Pilar Pérez Solano, 2011, 60 min. - Shown in partnership with the Joan Miro Foundation.