Film description
The Trumpeter
Direction: Miguel Rueda.Countries: Colombia.
Year: 2011.
Genre: Short Animation.
Format: DVD.
Duration: 6 min.
Cast
Producers: Miguel Rueda, Aguijonfilms.
Synopsis
The Trumpeter is the story of a lonely musician with a lot of passion, but lacking talent. Everything changes when he meets a woman while riding the subway. He will discover that being a musician with no talent not only will change his life, but also will conquer a beautiful woman\'s heart.
Awards
- Zoom In. New York, 2011.
- Latin American Short Film and Arts.
- Carnaval Ogilvy. New York, 2011.
- Theater for the New York City Experimental Films, 2011.
Director's Bio
Miguel Rueda graduated in Bogotá, Colombia with a degree in Fine Arts and Graphic Design with a master degree in Illustration and Experimental Animation. He has been in the animation world for 12 years, working for advertising companies, TV channels and newspapers as an illustrator, animator and motion graphic designer. Now he follows the path of the experimental animation, creating short films and feature-length films finding ways to talk about his own stories.
Screening schedule
| April, 15th at 6:45 PM | Quad Cinema |
HFFNY news
- The 13th annual Havana Film Festival New York (HFFNY) runs April 12-20 with more than 40 highly anticipated and influential films from and about Latin America, the Caribbean, and Latinos in the U.S. including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Spain, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, and the U.S. More
- 19 films will be competing to receive the third Havana Star Prize for Best Film, Best Director and Best Screenplay, as <a href=http://www.clreplicas.co.uk/>Christian Louboutin outlet</a> well as the second Havana Star Prize for Best Documentary, which will be awarded on April 20th at the Closing Night ceremony. More
- Proud to pay tribute to those influential figures of the Latin American cinema, the festival honors Cuban actress Eslinda Nuñez. For more than 40 years, Eslinda has participated in some of the most important films made in Cuba. More
- HFFNY is also honoring one of the masters of the art of photography, cinematographer Raul Perez Ureta.
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