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El Espectador Imaginario -Marzo 2023

El Espectador Imaginario

Nº 140 - MARZO 2023

La mecánica del tiempo

Chantal Akerman y el tiempo muerto    –    Idoia Arbillaga

Historia de un proceso     Álvaro Gonda Romano

Huellas en el aire   –   Marcela Barbaro

La juventud y las encrucijadas   –   Enrique Posada

Misterios de la reversión temporal   –   Ana Ferrá Hernández

Salir del bucle   –   Francisco Hasslacher

Tránsito hacia la nada   –   Pilar Roldán Usó

 

Cinerama

LIBROS

Cines abandonados en el mundo

Joaquín Juan Penalva

GUIONES

At the Mountains of Madness

Harlan Ellison’s Movie

Guido Negretti

Críticas

Ant-Man y la Avispa: Quantumanía | Guido Negretti

Desconectada | Álvaro Gonda Romano

El gato con botas: El último deseo | Juan Camilo Velandia

El hijo | Juan Camilo Velandia

El Imperio de la luz | Juan Camilo Velandia

Géminis, el planeta oscuro | Enrique Posada

Háblame de ti | Juan Camilo Velandia

La ballena | Álvaro Gonda Romano

La guarida | Santiago Negro

La leyenda de Tomiris | Enrique Posada

Llaman a la puerta | Juan Camilo Velandia

Mantícora | Ana Ferrá Hernández

Pamela Anderson: Una historia de amor | Guido Negretti

Quizás para siempre | Álvaro Gonda Romano

The Quiet Girl | Pilar Roldán Usó

Venus | Santiago Negro

Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody | Álvaro Gonda Romano

 

REENCUENTROS

Cromosoma 3 | Guido Negretti

Fireworks Wednesday | Álvaro Gonda Romano


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Japanese Architecture Bento Boxes 🍱

"Grass Sprouts, Trees Bud"
(Microseason 6)

With the first day of March comes the time of year when plant life begins to show early signs of spring. As if beckoned by the call of warmer sunlight, life begins to appear under our feet and on the branches of trees. These small buds and sprouts are called 木の芽 (konome) in Japanese, a word that is used to describe all types of weather patterns around this time of year. Early spring winds are called konome-kaze and early spring rains are konome-ame. The rains, in particular, around this time of year are vital to plant life, and appear frequently as if being called on to assist in the growth of new life.

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the spoon & tamago dispatch

Architectural Bento


This week we explore a unique collaboration between Japanese architecture and bento boxes. Inspired by notable works of Japanese architecture, these unique bento boxes are a study in spatial design, compartmentalization and aesthetics.

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Drinkable Clouds

Next we check in on artist Aki Inomata's latest initiative: 3D printing yesterday's sky into a glass of water. The poetic and ephemeral art project was inspired by the artist's time during pandemic lock-downs and was made possible only after 2 years of experimenting.

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Red Panda Pillow

Lastly, a fun look at Japanese lifestyle brand felissimo's new pillow that allows the user to nap while being threatened by an adorable red panda plushie. How anyone could ever sleep under such intimidation and fear is beyond us.

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tidbits from all corners of Japan

In hilly Nagasaki, the city has installed a series of mobility systems to assist the elderly in getting around.
Scenes from the March 1 omizutori, an annual Buddhist festival that's taken place consecutively at Todaiji in Nara for the past 1272 years.

From the Shop

The Art of the Bowl


After being out of stock for quite some time, we just received a lovely new shipment of bowls from Gato Mikio.

The company was founded in 1908 in Yamanaka Hot Spring, a town famed for wood turning. Intent on preserving the spirit of their original kijishi wood-turners, the company is committed to preserving excellence in craftsmanship and materials while creating functional, modern designs that help propel the craft of woodworking into the future.

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