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2012 | Color | 83 min 0 seg

The documentary follows the director as he searches for a house on the Basque coastline where avant-garde photographer Man Ray lived and shot his film Emak Bakia in 1926. Alegria's aim is not so much to "document" but to "explore" and so he traces (Super) Man Ray's footprints as though he were a film diver, delving deep into the depths -what we can't see on the surface- bringing us something that is far away but completely new.


Country: España
Direction: Alegría; Oskar
Script: Alegria; Oskar
Production: Alegria; Oskar
Photography: Alegria; Oskar
Sound: Hernández; Abel
Music: Ordorika; Ruper, Hernández Mursego Emak Bakia; Abel, Griffith; Richard
Participation year at FICM: 2012

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