The Human Surge 3 (El Auge del humano 3)
Synopsis
Various groups of young people endlessly wander through disparate landscapes in Eduardo Williams’ cerebral meditation on the contemporary human condition. Defying narrative conventions, the film operates more as a series of atmospheric narratorial threads in which characters—played by queer non-actors discovered on location—merge bouts of scripted dialogue with improvisation. The highly inventive camerawork builds towards a spectacular climax atop a Peruvian mountain.
In what might be a sly riposte to Hollywood franchises, The Human Surge 3 is the sequel to Williams’ acclaimed 2016 film The Human Surge. While both are visionary experiments in narration and imagery, the hallucinatory camerawork of Williams’ sequel pushes the boundaries of cinema.
Accessible from 16 years and over
Cast/Avec
- Bo-Kai Hsu
- Meera Nadarasa
- Sharika Navamani
- Abel Navarro
- Livia Silvano
- Ri Ri Yang
Scénario
- Édouard Williams
Image
- Victoria Pereda
Son
- Paulo Lima
- Yu-Hsien Wu
- Chris Shiao
- Ísis Araújo
Musique
- Alada
Production
- Albert Kuhn
- Revolver Amsterdam
Séances
Bande annonce et photos
Critiques
Eduardo Williams
Born 1987 in Buenos Aires, Eduardo Williams is an Argentine director known for his work in avant-garde and experimental cinema. After studying film at the Universidad del Cine in Buenos Aires, he joined the Le Fresnoy – Studio national des arts contemporains in France and directed several well-received shorts. His first feature film, The Human Surge, won the Filmmakers of the Present prize at the 69th Locarno Film Festival, and in 2019 he received a Lincoln Center Award for Emerging Artists.
Filmographie
- The Human Surge 3 2023
- Un gif larguísmo 2022
- 30 (+) films pour la 30ème (documentary) 2019