The filmmaker Ione Atenea will speak about her creative processes, which are part of her own experiences and close environment to approach the universal and to think about questions such as memory, the time lapse, death and identity.
It will be focused in her last film Los caballos mueren al amanecer (Horses Die at Sunrise), made from a first-person research with intuition as a guide and game as methodology. Ione will unravel how and why this journey was built by the remnant of lives with horses, between fantasy and real life.
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Ione Atenea (Iruñea, 1985) usually works with photography and filming. She is Graduated in Fine Arts (UPVH-EHU), Master’s Degree in Photography (UPV) and Creative Documentary in Filmmaking (UPF-IDEC).
Her work has been exhibited, individually or collectively, in places such as La Ciudadela (Iruñea), Centro De Arte Contemporáneo Huarte, Galería Cámara Oscura (Madrid), Espacio 55 (Valencia) festival BFOTO (Barbastro), SCAN PHOTOBOOKS (Tarragona), Galería SKALA (Polonia) and Proyecto Martadero (Bolivia), among others.
She wrote and directed two long-films: Enero (2019, ‘January’ in English), best European Opera Prima in the 57th Gijon International Film Festival, and Los caballos mueren al amanecer (2022, ‘Horses die at sunrise’ in English), Spain Panorama Award in Las Palmas International Film Festival. Her movies have been also showed in festivals such as Punto de Vista, Porto/Post/Doc, Bogota International Film Festival, L’Alternativa, D’A or Documenta Madrid, among others.
She is the funding partner, with Marina Lameiro and Garazi Erburu, of film producer Hiruki Filmak, aimed to collaborative filmmaking among women.
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