Calendar of Events |
Concerts
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Miscelaneous
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Aug/ Ago 25
Don Omar and Aventura in concert at the Figali
Convention Center. Tickets: $15 and $51, on sale at Video Ave.
Information: 264-3513
Aug/ Ago 30
Marco Antonio Solis in concert at the Figali
Convention Center at 8 p.m. Tickets: $100, $75, $50, $15; on
sale at CD Place and Audiofoto stores. Information: 303-8888
Sept. 1
Mexican Pop group "RBD" in concert
at the Figali Convention Center at 8 p.m. Information: www.ecruce.com
Sept. 1
Andy Irvine in concert at the Anita Villalaz
Theater of Casco Viejo. He is a musician, singer and songwriter
with a blend of Irish, Celtic, American and Balkan music. Donation:
$20. Information: 6728-4546; 317-1042; www.andyirvine.com
Sept. 2
Belinda in concert at the Figali Convention
Center at 8 p.m. Tickets: $25; on sale at Ticket Center.
Sept. 25
SOO BAE – Canada and Korea. Concerto
of violoncello and piano by the winner of the Concert Artists
Guild 2006 International Competition. At the National Theater
at 8 p.m. Information: luvmusic@cableonda.net
www.conciertospanama.org |
Aug./ Ago. 21 –
25
4th International Annual Festival of Cinema
Las Garzas. Information: info@lasgarzas.org; www.lasgarzas.org
Aug./ Ago. 22 – 24
XI Congress of the Hemisphere for Prevention
of Money Laundering, Hotel Sheraton, Panama City. Information:
www.asociacionbancaria.com/congreso.htm
Aug./ Ago. 23
IT Security Forum "Myths and Realities
of IT Security" from 8 a.m. at Hotel Four Point by Sheraton.
Information:
seminars@eventsforums.biz
Aug./ Ago. 23 – 25
Fulbright Regional Congress for Central America
and the Caribbean, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Fulbright
Association of Panama. Information:
www.fulbrightpanama.org; congreso@fulbrightpanama.org
Aug./ Ago. 24
APPTUR and the Patronato Panama Viejo invite
the public to the lecture "Present and Future of Panama
Viejo". At 9 a.m. at the visitor's center of Panama Viejo.
Information: 6689-8283; apptur_presidenta@yahoo.es
Aug./ Ago. 30
Seminar “International Tendencies for
Tourism Development toward year 2020”, organized by the
Panamanian Chamber of Tourism (CANTUR) and ITEA. At El Panama
Hotel from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cost: $160, general; $145 members
of CANTUR, $130 professionals and students; includes lunch and
refreshments. Information: 223-3242; 6615-3509; tpinel@itea.ac.cr
Sept. 1 – 9
4th Documentary Video and Movie International
Festival with the participation of Colombia, Chile, Spain, Guatemala,
France, Italy, Costa Rica, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Argentina,
Dominican Rep., Peru, Venezuela, China, Japan, India, and Brazil.
Information: 6751-1997; 6645-5075;
panamamusic48@hotmail.com; elamphrey@hotmail.com
Sept. 12
12th Tourism Forum entitled "Tourism:
The Route to Growth", at the Grand Salon of Hotel Sheraton
from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Cost: $80 members, $50 students;
$100 non-members. Information: 227-3511; 227-3686; dmoreno@apede.org |
Folklore Shows
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Coloful
folklore shows at Restaurante "Al Tambor de la Alegría,
located at Brisas de Amador, every Thuesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday at 9:00 p.m. Admittance: $10.00 per person. Call:
314-3380.
Folklore
spectacles from all regions of Panama at Restaurante Tinajas,
every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 9:00 p.m. Located
on Calle 51, Bella Vista. Call: 263-7890.
Folklore
dance performances at Mi Pueblito tourist complex, at 6:00 p.m.,
featuring Hispanic, Afro-Caribbean and Native American dances.
The center is located on 4th of July Avenue. Call 228-7154. |
Regular
Courses
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Traditional Japanese
Martial Arts classes.Karate-do
M&W, 6 p.m., Ciudad del Saber. Kenjutsu T&Th, 4 p.m.,
Clínicas América (Vía España). Information:
Kevin, 6766-4886. |
Live
Music
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Theater
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Jazz
Wednesdays every week at Casa Góngora, Casco Viejo –
San Felipe at 8:00 p.m. Information: culturad@municipio-pma.gob.pa
212-1350.
Jazz
Nights on Thursdays and Fridays at 10 p.m.every week at Bar
La Platea, in Casco Antiguo. Information: www.scenaplatea.com,
228-4011 |
Teatro en Círculo
Aug./ Ago. 2 – 31
"ANYTHING GOES".
Musical comedy by Cole Porter. Reservations: 261-5375, tcirculo@cwpanama.net;
www.teatroencirculo.com
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Art
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Expat
Events |
Permanent Exhibition
The artist Jean Francois Provost will exhibit
his work at Weil Art gallery located in 48 Street, Bella Vista
(beneath Eurasia). He will change his pieces every month. Information:
264-9697
Until Aug./ Hasta Ago. 30
Paintings exhibit by the artist Julio León
at the Alliance Française. Information: 223-7376, alliance@cableonda.net
Until Aug./ Hasta Ago. 30
"Complicidades", photographic exhibit
of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, at the Panama Canal Interoceanic
Museum. Information: 211-1649, 211-1650;
www.museodelcanal.com
Until/ Hasta Sept. 7
Art collective "Contraste" by the
artists Esther Arjona, Damien Prouvost and Betty Cler; at Arlene
Lachman gallery. Information: 215-2935.
Until/ Hasta Sept.15
"Obra Reciente" exhibition by the
artist Teresa Icaza at the Arteconsult Aleman y Grimberg Gallery
on Calle 50. Information: 270-7515. |
Information: expatexplorers@expatsinpanama.com
Every Wednesday
Learn to and/or Play Bridge at Siciliano's
Restaurant from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Aug 23
American Society's welcome back wine tasting
at The Wine Bar in Amador Causeway. Cost. $25 members, $30 non-members.
Information and tickets: www.amsoc.org |
Country
Festivals
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Aug./ Ago. 31 – Sept.
2
Fair of the Holy Spirit Flower
at Las Minas, province of Herrera. Information: 526-7000
Sept. 8 – 12
Fair of Penonome, province
of Cocle. Information: 526-7000
Sept. 11 – 16
Fair of the Sea, province of Bocas del Toro.
Information: 526-7000 |
Outdoors
& Extreme Sports
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Sports
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Sept. 1 –
2
Camping at the wildlife refuge of Playa Barqueta,
Chiriquí. Organized by Panama Rovers. Cost: $20 students
and members, $45 non-members. Includes transportation, guide,
first aid, raincoat and ticket to enter the refuge. Information:
6524-2802
panamarovers@hotmail.com
Sept. 2
Birdwalk for beginners at the Metropolitan
Nature Park, starting at 6:30 a.m. Organized by the Audubon
Society of Panama. Open to the public in general. Cost: $3 residents,
$5 visitors, $2 children under 12 years old. Information: 232-5977,
panamaaudubon.org
Sept. 13
Monthly meeting of the Audubon Society of
Panama at the Metropolitan Nature Park, starting at 6:30 p.m.
Hernán Vargas of The Peregrine Fund will be the invited
speaker with the lecture "Protecting Birds of Prey".
Donation: $1. Information: 232-5977,
panamaaudubon.org |
Sept. 2
Walk race in aid of the Special Olympics.
Cost: $5. Information: 221-5134; 221-8806
Sept. 16
"Las Bovedas – RBK" marathon
staring at the French Plaza (Las Bovedas) at 7 a.m. for a distance
of 8 Km. Organized by Corredores del Istmo. Cost: $1 members,
$2 non-members. Information:
www.marathonpanama.com; ajones@marathonpanama.com |
Fairs
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Aug./ Ago. 29 – Sept.
2
Bello Hogar 2007 at Atlapa Convention Center,
Panama City. Information:
www.gfce.org/bellohogar2007
Sept. 13 – 16
2nd Expocamara Chiriqui, at the grounds of
the David International Fair. Organized by the Chamber of Commerce,
Industries and Agriculture of Chiriqui. Information: 775-4851,
236-2996, rnegocios@expoeventos.com.pa |
Horse
Races |
Shows
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Aug/ Ago
Roca Brothers Circus in Panamá, beside
the parking lot of Albrook Mall. Performances from Monday to
Thursday at 7 p.m., Friday and Saturday at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.,
and Sunday at 11 a.m., 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tickets: $12, $10,
$8, $6 y $5.
Aug./ Ago. 26
The Artistic Group of China with singing,
dance, magic and martial arts. At the Anayansi Theater of Atlapa
Convention Center. Shows at 1 and 7 p.m. Cost: $5. Information:
279-0296; 264-1629; 260-1411; 217-8275 |
Aug./
Ago. 26
"Del
Valle Family Classic", prize of $20,000 in 1,800 mts for
all three-year-old horses. Information: 217-6060.
Races
on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays in Presidente Remón
race track. Call 217-6060. |
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Set in London: |
“Taxi”, the story of a bigamist, plays at La Quadra
Theater |

The cast, from left to right: Rogelio Bustamante, Edwin Avila, Rossana
Uribe,
Marko, Reina Medaglia, José Carranza and Eric de León.
The English comedy “Taxi”, (Run for your wife) by Ray Cooney,
will be presented in Spanish at La Quadra Theater from August 23 to
September 30 in aid of the development programs of the Formation and
Scenic Creation Center of La Quadra.
“Taxi” is a comedy of entanglements, with London as its
background. A taxi driver (Marko) is married to two women at the same
time, (Rossana Uribe and Reina Medaglia), who are ignorant of each other’s
existence. The story tells his trials and tribulations, when he tries
at all costs to avoid a meeting between his wives. His best friend (Rogelio
Bustamante) must lie for him, to prevent bigger problems.
Meanwhile, two police detectives (José Carranza and Edwin Avila)
are doing everything in their power to obtain sufficient evidence to
send the bigamist to jail. Finally, his homosexual neighbor (Eric de
León) arrives at the most inconvenient moment.
The play, which is in Spanish will be presented every day at 8:00
p.m. and on Sundays at 5:00 p.m. General entry: $12.00 ($10.00 in pre-sales),
pensioners and students: $6.00. On Tuesdays the entrance is half price.
Tickets are sold in Blockbuster and the theater. For reservations call:
214-8281. |
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Marco Antonio Solis: |
Mexican “King of Gruperos” in concert at Figali Center |

The singer-songwriter Marco Antonio Solís, famous for songs
such as "Si no te hubieras ido" and "Razón de
Sobra", in addition to being a pioneer of the musical genre "grupero”
in Mexico, will perform on August 30 at the Figali Convention Center.
The concert, entitled "Trozos de mi Alma", will benefit
the Human Organs Pro-Donation Committee of Panama, an organization dedicate
to promote organ and tissue transplants to cure chronic terminal diseases.
Solís, who started his career when he was 12 years old, was
part of the successful group "Los Bukis", one of the maximum
exponents of the “grupero” genre and among the most popular
groups in Mexico, United States and Central and South America.
The sound generated by "Los Bukis" created a new style in
the Mexican music and made Solis into a recognized composer, not only
in his country, but also in the whole of Latin America.
Marco Antonio´s works as a soloist include the albums: "En
pleno vuelo", "Marco Antonio Solís" and "Trozos
de mi Alma". Through his career, and his more than 30 years in
show business, the Mexican singer has received innumerable prizes such
as the "Latin Grammy" and the "Billboard".
The concert will start at 8:00 p.m, August 30 at the Figali Convention
Center. Those who buy VIP tickets: Platinum, $100; Gold, $75; and VIP
$50 will sit on tables with eight places, the tickets for general entrance
at $15 are standing only. Tickets are on sale at "Ticket Center":
279-1010. |
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Tetro en Círculo: |
“Anything Goes” a hilarious love story |

Ingrid de Ycaza, the sexy partner
of a gangster (at the front) and
Victoria Greco the Evangelist
nightclub singer, in a scene
of the comedy “Anything Goes”.
El Teatro en Círculo will present the musical comedy "Anything
Goes" by Cole Porter. from August 2 to 31. Directed by Don Tull,
the cast includes more than 30 well-known actors, dancers and singers
such as Victoria Greco, Nicole Puga, Miguel Cuadra, Maritza Diez de
Morales and Enrique Olivella.
Ana Melissa P. de Guardia is in charge of the choreography, which
includes tap, jazz, and Charleston. Reynaldo Taylor is the musical director.
"Anything Goes" is a hilarious love story which takes place
aboard an ocean liner sailing from New York to London, amid romances
and intrigues.
For reservations call: 261-5375 y 261-5259 |
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Exhibition at Arteconsult |
Panamanian painter shows her landscapes of another world |

"Obra reciente", the new exhibition of the painter Teresa
Icaza will run for the next three weeks at Arteconsult Alemán
y Grimberg gallery. The exhibit that has 24 paintings of "imaginary"
landscapes, demonstrates a great ability in handling color evoking sunny
summer afternoon.
The Panamanian artist, who started painting in 1968, uses as her subjects
day-to-day images, that later on she translates in an abstract form,
creating a new universe where everything is possible. The exhibition
has unity, because the tree theme persists as well as the use of variations
of the same color.

Imaginary landscapes evoke sunny summer afternoons.
Icaza has shown her paintings in the United States, Dominican Republic,
Guatemala, Spain, Mexico and Panama. She has also participated in collectives
exhibits in Europe, Central America, the Caribbean and South America.

From left to right: Amalia Tapia, Sebastian Paniza,
Irene González.
The technique used by Icaza is mixed because she likes to create new
textures. First she works on a simple sketch to create over it, more
complicated drawings using different types of paper. Later on, she uses
pastel pencils and oil bars. The result is an abstract landscape that
invites the observer to lose himself in that imaginary world.

From left to right: Diana Moreinis Grimberg, Jorge Conte,
Gabriela Batista.
"Obra reciente" will be shown until the mid September at
the Arteconsult Alemán and Grimberg, located in Calle 50 between
Calles 72 and 73, San Francisco, Panama. For more information call 302-2646/2647. |
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The magic of the Middle East in "Malakat Raks"... a musical
mix |

The dance group "Projection Leyla Salam" will present the
comedy, "Malakat Raks", a musical that shows the spirit of
belly dancing, on September 1 at the Ascanio Arosemena Theater.
"Malakat Raks" is a mix of pop, American cabaret, belly dancing
and vaudeville. The play is about the struggle between good and evil,
the divine and the earthly, with touches of fantasy and humor.
The cast is formed by experienced dancers who have performed in plays
such as "In the Isis´ temple", "Caravan to the
East" and "Salome’s Dance".
The Ascanio Arosemena Theater is located in Balboa, near the fire
station. Pre-sales tickets cost $10 and $12 the day of the function.
For more information call 64916579 or visit the web site www.leylasalam.com.

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Fiesta Alrededor del Mundo |
Popular fair offers food & products from 38 countries |
FORTY SIX YEARS AGO, a group of women, foreigners, diplomats´
wives and some Panamanians decided to get together and create a group
called:"Caravana de Asistencia Social" with the aim of helping
the needy people of Panama.

María Inés de Shipani, wife of the
Uruguayan Ambassador and
president of the “caravana” says
15 charities will benefit.
"Caravana de Asistencia Social" has only one event each year,
"Fiesta Alrededor del Mundo", to cover the expenses of its
"help the poor program". Countries which take part offer food,
products and handicrafts which they sell in stalls, at very competitive
prices.
The "Caravana" president and wife of the Uruguayan ambassador,
María Inés de Schipani, said that this year 38 countries
will take part in the event and 15 charities, among them Hogares Crea
and Aldeas S.O.S: will benefit from the money raised.
Mrs. Schipani pointed out that "Fiesta Alrededor del Mundo",
is a very interesting festival, because it attracts a wide variety of
people all interested in experiencing other cultures, without leaving
Panama.
Last year around 10,000 people went to the event and although the
2007 "fiesta" will take place on a Thursday, "Caravana"
expects that number to increase.
In addition to selling their products, some nations will present folkloric
dances and the children from the Special Olympics will perform in a
dance exhibition.
"La Fiesta Alrededor del Mundo" will take place on September
6, at the Atlapa Convention Center, from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Tickets:
$3.00. |
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The BMW Golf Cup International Tournament
is back
The second golf tournament organized by Bavarian Motors will
take place September 2 at the Summit Golf & Resort. The
event will decide the Panamanian representatives that will play
at the BMW regional tournament of Venezuela. The winners of
that competition will participate in the amateur BMW Golf Cup
International, that will be celebrated in Sydney, Australia,
in December.
The modality of the tournament is Medal Play and has been
divided into three different categories, Male A with 12 handicap;
Male B, 13-28 handicap and Female with 0-28 handicap.
The competitors will face the challenge of 18 holes in a field
of 6,626 yards. The tournament will begin at 8:00 a.m. and it
is expected that the average time of playing per competitor
will be between 4-5 hours.
The BMW Golf International began in 1987 and around 42 countries
from Europe, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East take
part in it. |
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Sports |
Events Calendar |
August 24 and 25. Baseball (Beisbol) series.
Panamá vs Japan.
August 24. Kenny Serracín Stadium. David, Chiriqui.
August 25. Rod Carew Stadium. Panama.
August 26. Horse racing (Hípica). Hipódromo
Presidente Remón.
Del Valle Family Classic.
1st Race of the National Triple Crown Machos.
$20,000 in prizes. Distance:1800 meters. Elimination race for the Caribbean
Classic.
September 2. III Special Olympics Walk - (Carrera Caminata
Olimpiadas Especiales – Nestlé)
Transform your steps for a great cause. (Transforma tus pasos
para apoyar una gran causa).
September 2. BMW Golf Cup International, Panama version.
Summit Golf & Resort
September 11-16. Tour (Gira) of Panama
Cycling race (Carrera de ciclismo). Panama, Chepo, Penonome.
Chitre and Las Tablas. |
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Andy Irvine the real sound of Ireland |

The sounds of Irvine are
unforgettable.
The Irish musician, singer and composer, Andy Irvine, who has been
acclaimed by international critics as the archetypical troubadour, will
perform September 1 at the Anita Villalaz Theater.
Irvine has maintained his style during his 40 years career and has
had successes with Irish groups such as Sweeney´s Men, Planxty
and Patrick Street. During his two years with Sweeney´s Men, the
band ignited a great interest for the traditional Irish music which
persists to this day.
In 1976, Irvine recorded with Paul Brady the album “Andy Irvine
& John Brady. In the 80s he recorded his first solo album “Rainy
Sundays... Windy Dreams”, which was followed by “Parallel
Lines”, with the great Scottish troubadour, Dick Gaughan.
Andy has toured Bulgaria, Romania, Yugoslavia, Australia and Costa
Rica. Although he was at one point or another part of the best Irish
groups, he decided to pursue his solo career as an artist with style
who tells tales and makes music.
The sound of Irvine is a mix of Irish, Celt, American and Balkan music
and that make his concerts very special.
The event will start at 8:00 p.m. and the entrance costs $20.00. |
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Religious Festivals
EVERY CITY, VILLAGE AND REGION in Panama has its own annual
religious celebration dedicated to a patron saint. These festivals
provide a colorful and charming way to experience local traditions
and beliefs.
28 August - Patron Saint Festival of San
Agustín, District of Los Santos, province of Los Santos.
30 August - Patron Saint Festival of Santa
Rosa de Lima, Llano de Piedra, Paritilla, Los Santos; Canto
de Llano, province of Veraguas.
30 August - Patron Saint Festival of Santa
Rosa, Rio Congo, province of Colon. |
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CINE UNIVERSITARIO
AUGUST 2007 |
TIMES: 4:00 / 6:00 / 8:00 p.m.
TEL: 264-2737 / 223-9324
TICKETS: $2.00 / $1.00 (national or foreign students with
I.D.) |
Michael Haneke Series
In Collaboration with
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Aug./ Ago.
23 – 26
Caché (France, Austria,
Germany, Italy 2005). A drama by Michael Haneke,
starring Daniel Autevil, Juliette Binoche, Maurice Benichou
and Annie Girardot. A television presenter receives anonymous
videos, which affect his married life, and confront him
with his past. Best director award from FIPRESCI at Cannes.
Europe awards for best film, best director, best actor
and editing. 117’ (B+) |
Aug./ Ago.
27 – 29
The Time of the Wolf (WOLFZEIT)
(France, Austria, Germany 2003). A drama by Michael
Haneke, with Isabelle Huppert, Beatrice Dalle, Patrice
Chereau, Maurice Benichou. In an unspecified country and
time, a family run away to their country house and find
some strangers living there, causing a huge problem between
both families. Awards at Sitges. 113’ (B+) |
Best Panamanian and Central
American offerings at the Icaro Movie and Video Festival
2007 |
Aug./ Ago. 30
(7 p.m. – Opening only
– Alhambra Cinema, Vía España, screen
5)
Red Cars (Panama 2006).
Script, direction, photography, production, edition and
sound by Marco Luque Parigi. Music by the group "Maleza".
The theme is about the tragedies of love, based on the
economic and social differences of modern city life. Best
video clip (4’). Anna (Costa Rica 2005)
Directed by Osvaldo Sequeiro. A little girl living on
the streets enters a magic world through an advertising
sign, affecting the environment where she lives. Best
animation (18’). City (Honduras 2005).
Direction, script, production and photography by Darwin
René Andino. On the way to his death, a character
travels across the empty city of Tegucigalpa, arriving
at his room where he dies. Best experimental (3’).
It’s all about clothes (Guatemala 2006)
Directed by Jayro Bustamante, with Violeta Donoso, Llona
Georges, and Victoria Saez. A mannequin watches, wishing
to be human, the madness of the shoppers at a sale. Best
fiction short movie (12’). The Fists of
the Nation (Panama 2006). Script, direction and
production by Pituka Ortega Heilbron. From the 60s until
2000 the temperament and compulsive behavior of "Mano
de Piedra" Durán runs parallel to the history
of his country. Best Production (75’). Total
duration: 112’
Sept. 1
Everyone against Violence (El
Salvador 2005). Script and direction by Ernesto
Villalobos. Short movie about the initiative of "La
Prensa Gráfica" newspaper facing the wave
of homicides in El Salvador, changing the editorial content
and graphics to help contribute to peace. Best Institutional
Documentary (9’). DVD (Spain 2006),
by Ciro Altabás. This short movie includes a selection
of scenes, trailers, false shots, alternative endings,
cut scenes, video clips, featurettes, audio-comment, selection
of characters and a story of boy meets girl. Best international
short film (17’). The Stars of the Line
(Guatemala 2006), by the Spanish Chema Rodríguez.
A group of low class prostitutes get organized. They form
a soccer team and enroll in a local tournament to gain
attention and report the discrimination they suffer. Best
direction and edition (share), and first place for a documentary
(93’). Total duration: 119’ |
Sept. 3
Multiplying (El Salvador 2006).
Script and direction by Francisco H. Cáceres. A
child should learn to multiply in the classroom, but in
El Salvador 288 thousand children have to work, and this
prevents them receiving proper education. Best advertising
spot (30 seconds). Genocide in Guatemala (Guatemala
2006), by Ana Lucía Ramírez. The
Spanish judge passes an order to capture Efraín
Ríos Montt, who says that the people have to forgive,
but the town of Rabinal still remembers the massacres.
Best journalist report (4’). Bitter Crops
(Nicaragua 2005). Script and direction by Joaquín
Zúniga Bustos. Shows the evolution of the different
crops in Nicaragua, with testimonies of farmers who have
spent most of their lives working in these “bitter
crops”. Best educational documentary (25’).
On the bed (Chile/Germany 2005), by Matías
Bize, with Blanca Lewin, and Gonzalo Valenzuela. Two young
strangers have an intense sexual encounter on the bed
of a motel. They will never see each other again. (85’).
Sept. 2
Idem (El Salvador 2006)
Directed by Dalia Rosa, with Pablo Agudelo, Mauricio Alfaro,
and Claudia Marcela Rosales. ¿Are you sure that
your identity is unique? The film explores changes in
the perception of reality, in the presence of alterations
that may be physic, social, psychological and even metaphysical.
Best edition (shared) (11’). The House of
Souls (Guatemala 2006). Directed by Rodrigo Estrada
Alday, with Jorge García Molina, Ana García
Molina, and Liza Vela García. A child enters an
abandoned house where a woman lives who has the power
of appropriating the soul of any person that enters the
house. Best photography and artistic direction (15’).
The Immortal (Nicaragua 2005). Script,
direction and production by Mercedes Moncada Rodríguez.
During a trip, the Rivera family shows how division, religious
manipulation, chauvinism and poverty are part of the legacy
of Nicaraguan war. Best script and second place for a
documentary (80’). Total duration: 106’
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