TITLE: HOUSES MARKED BY THE SUN

This series explores the ability of light (and shadow) to turn everyday life into something magical, something strange. I spend many hours a day walking through my city (Buenos Aires, Argentina) absorbed in my thoughts. But there are moments when that voragine, that senseless running, is neutralized, dissipates and that is where the revelation appears: an insignificant detail, an implausible light caressing an object, or hiding it. And everything ceases to be what it was, it simply becomes something else: a miracle. Each chosen frame, each cut-out corner carries a magical moment, the possibility of seeing a cut-out of time there, a unique and unrepeatable piece, and the happiness that only light can bring us.

AUTHOR: pablo pintor (Argentina)

Born in 1972. As an audiovisual producer (graduated from the Image and Sound Design career, UBA), he has 5 feature films and more than 10 short films.
Between 1996 and 1998 he traveled to Germany on a scholarship from the Antorchas Foundation and made 2 films.
In 1998 he joined the collective “El cineambulante”, toured Argentina projecting cinema in lost towns, and made a documentary feature film “NOA, a trip to underdevelopment” released in 2004.
In 2011 he released his second feature film “EL HOMBRE QUE BAILA” (Official Competition BAFICI 2011, Warsaw Film Festival Competition, Opening of the International Tango Festival of Buenos Aires, and participate in the Toronto, Greece and Barcelona´s Festivals)
Since 2013 he ventures into the theater world and his short film "CRUCERO" integrates the play QUE AZUL QUE ESE MAR (Selection FIBA ​​2014 and Sala de Parto Festival in Lima, Peru 2017)
In 2015 his short film ANGELES receives several international awards (Italy, USA, Colombia, Chile, Cataluna), the 1st. Unusual Film Festival Award and the 1st. Prize of the Arts Contest of the Buenos Aires Legislature.
In 2016 he traveled to Girona, Catalonia, invited to make the opening of the Girona International Theater Festival.
In 2018 he won the INCAA grant for his film MEMORIA FOTOGRÁFICA, about the well-known photographer OSCAR PINTOR, his father.
Currently, apart from premiering his film and touring the country showing it, he has 2 new feature film projects, 2 photo shows (one in conjunction with his father OSCAR PINTOR in FOLA - Fototeca Latinoamericana), an own photo book and an audiovisual that will accompany the photo show.