Erik Alfredo's "Land of Time (Tierra del Tiemp)" in partnership with PHLAFF
06/06 – 06/28
Join us for Erik Alfredo's "Land of Time (Tierra del Tiemp)" in partnership with PHLAFF on display June 6 through June 28 with a special opening reception on Saturday, June 7 from 8 pm to 10 pm. All ages. Free and open to the public.
Land Of Time / Tierra del Tiempo is an animated audiovisual installation that portrays the passage of time through the contemplation of four specific movie theatres from different moments in the history of the Dominican Republic. By re-interpreting the movie-going experience into the observation of cinemas as places, they might be able to tell the story of how the city, its culture, and its landscape change over time.
Parking on-site will be limited due to I-95 CAP construction. However, many great ways to access the Waterfront include walking and biking along the Delaware River Trail, rideshare, and public transit. To ensure a seamless visit, guests can visit the ‘Know Before You Go’ guide for parking recommendations, directions, FAQs, and more.
About Erik Alfredo Martínez
Erik Alfredo Martínez graduated from the filmmaking program at the Chavón School of Design, where he collaborated in the post-production of various projects and finished a thesis project in screenwriting. His short films have been showcased at international film festivals such as the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival and the CineLisboa Lisbon International Film Festival, and his multimedia artworks have been featured in exhibitions at Fabrica Research Centre, Index Miami/Santo Domingo, the Catapult Arts Grant, and the Philadelphia Latino Arts and Film Festival. He has collaborated in the roles of design, animation, VFX and post-production for Simulacro Magazine, Alliance Française Santo Domingo, Aurora Post Studio, Güasábara Cine and Lantica Studios.
About PHLAFF
The Philadelphia Latino Arts and Film Festival (PHLAFF) was established in 2012 as the Philadelphia Latino Film Festival. PHLAFF has become the Greater Philadelphia region’s only festival showcasing the extraordinary and innovative work of emerging and established Latine/x/a/o filmmakers.
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