05 · 21 · 09 Cineastas mexicanos contemporáneos Share with twitter Share with facebook Share with mail Copy to clipboard Administrador The premiere in Mexico City will be on the 22th at 18:00 hours in Sala Jose Revueltas at the Centro Cultural Universitario, where both filmmakers will answer questions after the screening. Ticket´s fee is 30 pesos and 15 pesos for UNAM students. Wadley is a film characterized by long shots like the ones used by Lisandro Alonso or Abbas Kiarostami, they are used mainly to confront loneliness and nature in their most powerful forms. The film is about a young man who decides to take a journey into the Mexican desert with the sole objective of eating peyote and to find himself spiritually. Without dialogues, the amazing images of the desert views create a profound spiritual experience. Wadley is the first long film of Matias Meyer, and was premiered in the last edition of FICM, 4 years after the filmmaker won the award for Best Short Film in FICM 2004 with his work, El pasajero. In Lección relámpago, Miguel, a famous artist meets Sofia, a children´s book editor, in an art gallery. She visits Miguel in his studio to take a quick lesson on art that will certainly change her life. Lección relámpago, was shown in a special screening during FICM 2005. Cineastas mexicanos contemporáneos Program Friday 22th to Sunday 24th / 12: 00, 16:00, 18:00* and 20:00 Tuesday 26th / 16:00, 18:00 and 20:00 Wednesday 27th /12:00, 16:00, 18:00 and 20:00 Thursday 30th / 12:00, 16:00 Friday 20th to Saturday 31st / 12:00, 16:00, 18:00 y 20:00 hrs. * Matías Meyer and Alejandro Lubezki will attend this presentation. If you want to assist you will need an invitation or a ticket. Sala José Revueltas is located in the Centro Cultural Universitario in UNAM. To get there on public transportation, UNAM has an internal bus system called Pumabus that departs from Metro Universidad (Route 3) and from Metrobus C.U. station where you can take Route 10.
