Aram Vidal
FILMOGRAPHY
Dance Film
WATER & SALT
Three ways to love, three ways to dance, and a whole universe of sensations to celebrate our human form.
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BUBBLES BEAT
Documentary
A group of young Americans reflect on their generation and the spirit of an era marked by disenchantment and apathy.
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THE BLUE FISH
Fiction
After leaving Cuba, Ernesto try to put the past behind him, including the love of his life.
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RECURSIVE
Fiction
Two women wake up in a strange room. They have no idea how they got there, nor do they recognize each other. Worse still, they seem to be trapped in a dead-end room.
Documentary
RAIZAL
Two years after Hurricane Iota destroyed most of the island of Providencia, the Raizal community is rebuilding, seeking to preserve its territory and its culture.
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RELIEF
Fiction
A woman takes her boyfriend in a wheelchair to a picnic. She will do everything to make him happy before the next morning arrives.
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CAT
Fiction
In a psychiatric asylum, a patient tries to remember the events that led him there. Recovery becomes hard as reality and fantasy mingle.
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DEGENERATION
Documentary
A group of young Cubans express their contradictions with the political project builded by their elders.
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Award-winning director, born in Havana
and based in Mexico City.
He attended workshops at the international film school of San Antonio de los Baños (EICTV), including the workshop "How to tell a story" by Gabriel García Márquez.
His films have been awarded and screened at several film festivals like Havana Film Festival (Documentary Award), Cannes- Entr'2 Marches (Best Fiction Script award), Santiago Alvarez International Festival (Documentary Award), Clermont-Ferrand Film Festival, Gothenburg Festival, New York Film Week, Amsterdam Film Festival, Miami Independent Film Festival and Rhode Island Film Festival.
He has directed documentaries and fiction in several countries such as Mexico, Tanzania, Colombia, US, Dominican Republic, Cuba & Bolivia. His documentaries are mainly focused on social and environmental issues, which has led him to collaborate with various international organizations.
His fictions short films Recursive (2011), Relief (2013) and Cat (2016), originally scripted, explore the thriller genre, with an emphasis on dream representation.
Vidal has also worked as a screenwriter and director in genres such as animation, dance films and advertising.
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Main Filmography
Water and Salt (2023) Dance Film
Raizal (2023) Documentary
Nature-based solutions: Tanzania (2022) Documentary
World we want (2020- 2021) Documentary series
Living Treasure (2019) Documentary
The blue fish (2017) Short film
Cat (2016) Short film
Dog shelters (2014) Documentary
Relief (2013) Short film
Aztec Dance (2012) Documentary
Recursive (2011) Short film
Mexico in the era of connectivity (2011) Documentary
Bubbles Beat (2010) Documentary
Ex-generation (2009) Documentary
XXXX years later (2008) Documentary
Degeneration (2007) Documentary