Es wird immer Ärger (Caliwood), 2024 in Performative Screenings #84
The plot follows three Colombian women aged between 45 and 92, visited by a relative grappling with the challenges of migrating to Austria. She involves the family in subsidized art projects to secure their basic needs. Together, they craft a modernist tent evoking nostalgic memories. The artist films the city, questioning her eurocentric perspective on home and art. The film underwent episodic editing by FLINTA video artists Anna Spanlang, Anna-Sofie Lugmeier, and Vik Bayer, with Stefan Cantante contributing a narrative composition. It explores migration, familial ties, identity, climate change, and the challenges faced by artists, questioning eurocentric views. The inclusion of cocaine and psychotic episodes introduces surreal elements, blurring the line between reality and fiction. Central to the film is the quest for healing and solace, underscored by family solidarity and collaborative efforts with other filmmakers in Austria.
Credits:
Directed by
Diana Barbosa Gil
Codirected by
Stefan Cantante
Performers & Family
Nelly Gil Vargas
Blanca Nidia GilClaudia Gil Vargas
Rodrigo Gil Vargas
Orlando Gil Vargas
Miro Fernandez Vargas
Rodrigo Gil Vargas
Paul Ebhart
Leonie Huber
Finn Schwarzburg
Mila Schwarzburg
Vik Bayer
Selina Lampe
Miguel Antonio Domingues
Michael Reindel
Getúlio Abelha at Damas Concert 23
Tita Maravilha
Wincy Oyarce
Tiago Amate
Bendik Giske & Romeu Runa at Boca 23
Camera
Diana Barbosa Gil
Vik Bayer
Anna Spanlang
Anna-Sofie Lugmeier
Edited by
Anna Spanlang
Anna-Sofie Lugmeier
Vik Bayer
Stefan Cantante
Subtitles
Stefan Cantante
Translation
Angela Prestes
Voice
Ava Binta Giallo
Recording Voice
Conny Frischauf
Sounddesign
Conny Frischauf
Diana Barbosa Gil
Music
Diana Barbosa Gil
Paul Ebhart
Leonard Prochazka
TAURUS Track “Kantz”
Getúlio Abelha
Bendik Giske
Costumes
Alex Bassim for Tita Maravilha
Andrea Zabric and Gordana Bobojević (made in Atelier Bobojević) for Leonie Huber