“Las muertes más bellas del mundo" (The Most Beautiful Deaths in the World): Film Screening & Conversation with Featured Artists
“Las muertes más bellas del mundo" (The Most Beautiful Deaths in the World): Film Screening & Conversation with Featured Artists
"Las Muertes Más Bellas del Mundo" (The Most Beautiful Deaths in the World) is a documentary film that tells the story of the Salvadoran diaspora in Washington, D.C. through the eyes of Salvadoran artists who make art out of war. The film follows a poet’s journey to find acceptance and healing through his writing, interweaving a collection of artist portraits – a photographer, a dancer and musicians – with a wider collective of voices and archival images to tell a compelling and intimate narrative of a community resolving trauma and finding identity, salvation, and joy.
Free and open to the general public. First come, first serve. Refreshments served following event.
For more information, contact Ana Patricia Rodríguez (aprodrig@umd.edu).
Google map link to ESJ - if you are driving to campus, come through the main entrance on Route 1 and park in the Regents garage. See map below.
"Las Muertes Más Bellas del Mundo" (The Most Beautiful Deaths in the World) is a documentary film that tells the story of the Salvadoran diaspora in Washington, D.C. through the eyes of Salvadoran artists who make art out of war. The film follows a poet’s journey to find acceptance and healing through his writing, interweaving a collection of artist portraits – a photographer, a dancer and musicians – with a wider collective of voices and archival images to tell a compelling and intimate narrative of a community resolving trauma and finding identity, salvation, and joy.
Free and open to the general public. First come, first serve. Refreshments served following event.
For more information, contact Ana Patricia Rodríguez (aprodrig@umd.edu).
Google map link to ESJ - if you are driving to campus, come through the main entrance on Route 1 and park in the Regents garage. See map below.
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