What’s being screened
The film «Nuestra Tierra» (2011-2018), directed by Lucrecia Martel, addresses the 2009 murder of Indigenous leader Javier Chocobar, a crime captured on video that sparked nine years of protests and a judicial process. Martel, one of the most critical voices in contemporary cinema, combines community testimonies, photographs, and courtroom footage to explore colonial history and land dispossession in Argentina. The screening at IVAM is one of the few opportunities to see this work in Spain, given its limited exhibition history.
Who’s involved
The session is curated by Las Entendidas, a collective programming the cycle II Sesión Expandida. El cineclub del IVAM with the aim of turning the museum into a space for interdisciplinary dialogue. After the screening, the Docs&Talks podcast, created in 2020 and hosted by Laura García and Inés Calero, will be recorded live. The show focuses on analysing creative documentary cinema, with special attention to independent non-fiction.
Session programme
The event begins with the screening of «Nuestra Tierra» (duration unspecified in sources). Afterwards, the Docs&Talks team will record a live episode, analysing the film and opening a discussion with the audience. According to IVAM, this format seeks to "foster a horizontal and close conversation" between cinema, visual arts, and critical reflection.
Access and requirements
Admission is free, but the capacity of the IVAM Centre Julio González Auditorium is limited. It is not specified whether advance booking is required. Check how to get there on the IVAM (Institut Valencià d’Art Modern) venue page.
