Portraits of the Future

Before the pandemic, filmmaker Virna Molina was shooting a film about the resistance of the subway delegates in Buenos Aires, but it was interrupted by “lockdown”, and several protagonists of the film died from COVID 19. The dystopian Future of which the film spoke, was transformed into a present never imagined. The halted project is now an existential, philosophical and human essay on the new “normality” that affects us. Virna crafted it as an experiment with the cinematographic resources that isolation allowed her. The language of networks and screens resizes everyday reality, while love is a source of resistance that inhabits the most personal archives.

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