From Rotterdam to Concepcion, movies and books commemorating the earthquake
While "3:34" is preparing her debut in Concepcion, a documentary about 27F is acclaimed in the Festival of Rotterdam. Books, on the other hand, focus on chronic and illustration rather than investigate the disaster.
by: The Second
http://www.lasegunda.com/Noticias/CulturaEspectaculos/2011/02/622475/De-Rotterdam-a-Concepcion-peliculas-y-libros-conmemoran-el-terremoto
While "3:34" is preparing her debut in Concepcion, a documentary about 27F is acclaimed in the Festival of Rotterdam. Books, on the other hand, focus on chronic and illustration rather than investigate the disaster.
by: The Second
http://www.lasegunda.com/Noticias/CulturaEspectaculos/2011/02/622475/De-Rotterdam-a-Concepcion-peliculas-y-libros-conmemoran-el-terremoto
and illustrations Chronicles: The only way to remember the horror
Unlike mine rescue, which already has at least five books, the earthquake has not generated much literature. Possibly because of their traumatic features. Rather than an investigation, the issue has been focused on other aspects.
For example "27 February (Dry Dog Publishers), the renowned muralist "Mono" Gonzalez. 82 pages, black and white, features images of fish, sea, dogs and houses that reflect the horror of that night in a torn in its serenity.
hundred copies of the book, which posits the category Altazor graphic design and illustration, will be carried Curanipe Pellohué and February 27. The author also painted along with local residents a collective mural memorial.
"those living memory in the present and the have-nots do not live anywhere." documentary filmmaker Patricio Guzman, the Chilean-
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