Claudio Caldini Movies

Experimental film by Claudio Caldini

Complete version in three parts. Reconstructed from VHS transfers of the original Super-8. Music and film by Claudio Caldini, 1988.

Experimental short film.

"The title (how important is a good title) is perfect because, in effect, the video is that: a promise of something that is announced and does not...

2006-2009 / 8mm / color / sound / 1S / 8'

Aspiraciones is the beginning of a series in which Vadi-Samvadi is the second film. The grammar of Indian music suggests a micro-interval in a...

Super 8 film - U-MATIC Video hybrid. Music By Jorge Haro & Alejandro Fiori. 1990.

When I first arrived in Barcelona in 1974 I decided to make a film about architect Antoni Gaudi's Park Guell. I found a film already conceived in the...

Solar meditation in the middle of a field of sunflowers, where vision and touch complement each other in a sensory immersion experience.

A woman hides in the forest, attempting to become one with the landscape.

Single 8, edited in camera, 2005. Made at The Glenfiddich Distillery Artist in Residence Programme, Dufftown, Scotland. Distillery sounds recorded...

Made as a Visiting Artist at Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT).

The title Un enano en el jardin is an allusion to the Super 8 format and the setting where the actions that comprise the film unfold. A catalogue of...

Using observation as a starting point, the filmmaker constructs a dystopian science fiction chronicle in La República. Ironic observations on...

Film of "El Clú del Claun", directed by Claudio Caldini, which opened the show "I'll make you pay for this...!", from 1987. Shot at the Centro...

Experimental animation. The projectors make up a seemingly elastic horizon, filmed from different perspectives from a viewpoint.

The pass of time in nature accompanied by music.

A man receives a haircut before meeting with his love.Outdoor night camera exercise.

"indian ink on 16mm film" -CC

Branches, leaves, and flowers overlap and mingle. The film closes with a passage from philosopher Zhuang Zhou.