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BELEN ASAD
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Edu se las ingenia para vivir en Buenos Aires como joven gay y como Morgan Mason, su alter Ego mujer, cuestionandose sobre el ser y el parecer.
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CON EL APOYO DEL DEPARTAMENTO DE ARTE DE LA UNIVERSIDAD TORCUATO DI TELLA - 2016
BECA BICENTENARIO A LA CREACIÓN
FONDO NACIONAL DE LAS ARTES - 2016
11 NUEVAS MIRADAS ESCUELA INTERNACIONAL DE CINE Y TV DE SAN ANTONIO DE LOS BAÑOS, CUBA, FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINE DE LA HABANA - 2017
PREMIO ASESORÍA EN EDICIÓN
FIDBA COMPETENCIA WIP - 2018
PREMIO DISTRIBUCIÓN
PREMIO SUBTITULADO Y TRADUCCIÓN
LA MUJER Y EL CINE 30 AÑOS - 2018
COMPETENCIA WIP
PREMIO HADDOCK FILMS
SELECCION EGA ESPACIO DE GESTION AUDIOVISUAL - 2020
IMPULSO CULTURAL - MECENAZGO - FUNDACION ITAU - 2020
FESTIVAL ASTERISCO - 2021
WORK IN PROGRESS
PREMIO POMENAREC SONIDO
PERRO PISTOLA ︎
BIG SUR BOOKS (2016)
THE ZINE CAPTURING YOUTH AND UNITY IN BUENOS AIRES
Perro Pistola is a zine published by photographer Belen Asad in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The publication seeks to capture youth culture in the city as it manifests itself among Belen’s friends in a combination of late nights, empty subways, discarded furniture, gold boots and vintage sportswear. More than just an aesthetic, though, the Perro Pistola project is a means of exploration and the search for identity. Comprised entirely of snapshots taken on the move with a disposable or 35mm camera, the images are spontaneous moments in time that reflect the photographer’s shifting tastes in fashions, friends, boys and situations, as well as a long-term fixation and sentimentality for subculture.
-Hunger Magazine
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THE ZINE CAPTURING YOUTH AND UNITY IN BUENOS AIRES
Perro Pistola is a zine published by photographer Belen Asad in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The publication seeks to capture youth culture in the city as it manifests itself among Belen’s friends in a combination of late nights, empty subways, discarded furniture, gold boots and vintage sportswear. More than just an aesthetic, though, the Perro Pistola project is a means of exploration and the search for identity. Comprised entirely of snapshots taken on the move with a disposable or 35mm camera, the images are spontaneous moments in time that reflect the photographer’s shifting tastes in fashions, friends, boys and situations, as well as a long-term fixation and sentimentality for subculture.
-Hunger Magazine
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+FOTOS PARA FUTURAS PUBLICACIONES