Los zapaticos me aprietan explained
Los Zapaticos me Aprietan is a 1999 Cuban short film that uses documentary footage of people's shoes to convey a political message. The film was directed by Humberto Padrón.[1]
Padrón filmed the six-minute short while he was a student at Havana's Superior Institute of Arts (ISA), and intercuts sped-up shots of people's feet in various kinds of shoes with footage of soldiers marching in boots, alongside a jazz soundtrack.
Awards
- Mention for Sound Design, Festival CinePlaza, 1999
- Mention for Directing, Festival CinePlaza., 1999
- Gran Prize for Documentary, Festival CinePlaza, 1999
- Best Director in NON FICTION en Festival IMAGO, 1999
- Gran Premio de Dirección at Festival IMAGO, 1999.
- First Prize for Fiction at the National Festival of Cine Clubs Yumurí, 2000.
- Gran Prize Atenas at the National Festivals of Cine Clubs Yumurí, 2000.
- Vitral Prize for Best Experimental Film en el 13th Encuentro Nacional de Vídeo, 2000.
See also
References
- Book: Anderson, Alexandra . 2009 . Haddu . Miriam . 60 . Cuban Documentary: Synergy and Its Discontents . 10.1057/9780230622159_4 . Page . Joanna.
