INTERNATIONAL STUDENT DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION WINNERS

SYMPHONIC EPISODES
Episodios Sinfonicos



Victor Mares

Country of production:
Cuba
Year: 2004
Language:
Spanish
Mins: 23

Winner:
Most Technically Skilled Film

The International School of Film and Television (EICTV)
San Antonio de Los Banos, Cuba

Producer: Barbara Diez
Script: Carlos Garcia
Cinematography:
Victor Mares
Editing: Manuel Munoz

Print Source: Mares, Victor
Calle 73 oeste
El Dorado, Panama
e-mail: vmmares@hotmail.com



Each day contains a set of rituals in which we all participate in; sometimes we are too blind to notice the beauty and meaning behind it all. The director creates a cinematic poem using images from Havana, Cuba to express the cycle of life and death and how the end of one leads to the beginning of another and the way it blends together. This is a very moving portrait of Havana that is significant to all people and cultures.

After academic studies in Costa Rica and Canada, Victor graduated an Industrial Engineer from the USMA, Panama. Later he would go on to studies in Still Photography and Television Production. In 2004, he graduated from the EICTV- the International Film School in Cuba, focusing on documentary filmmaking. He has worked on several shorts, fiction and documentary, as a director, cinemathographer and editor.

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