“When Gabriel García Márquez founded this school, my parents could not have imagined that three decades later, without predicting anything, their son would decide to deepen his studies in “documentary filmmaking”. Here they call it “Altos Estudios”, which is a fancy name for a kind of high-performance center for audio-visual athletes.“can be read initially in the post released by the actor.
The actor also leaves a brief explanation about the school he will be attending in the near future. “The International Film School of Cuba (EICTV) is the place where professionals from all over the world come together to improve their artistic skills. When I say “specialists from all over the world,” I'm talking about the mix of different individuals who might make United Colors Of Benetton rethink its marketing strategy. Understand: We have on the menu Mexican, Brazilian, Spanish, Peruvian, Swedish and Cuban and this speaks to you (Slide 2). In this “International Workshop”, I will be under the leadership of Belquis Vega, the famous Cuban documentary filmmaker, for two months.“.
Finally, the artist left a message. “If I don't show any signs by summer, know that I am dozens of kilometers from the capital, in the friendly city of San Antonio de los Baños. And know also that nothing has changed inside me: I continue in the spirit of a perpetual apprentice, curious about the planet and the details of its inhabitants under the moon. The world belongs to those who take risks, and the real Indiana Jones looks at it with longing, ready to bite the pulp of life“.
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