I'm not from here

I'm not from here

Yo no soy de aqui Directors Giedrė Žickytė, Maite Alberdi

26 min. · Chile, Lithuania, 2016 · Documentary · Spanish · Subtitles: Lithuanian, English · Pegi 13

About the film

Day after day, an elderly woman recalls the Spanish Basque country of her happy youth but forgets that she is lives in a nursing home in Chile.

Details

Running time
26 min.
Country, year
Chile, Lithuania, 2016
Genre
Documentary
Language
Spanish
Subtitles
Lithuanian, English
Age rating
Pegi 13

Credits

Director
Giedrė Žickytė, Maite Alberdi

Festivals and awards

  • Best Short Film Budapest Documentary Film Festival · Prix EFA Krakow 2016
Giedrė Žickytė

Director

Giedrė Žickytė

Giedre Zickyte is a Lithuanian director and producer, a member of European Film Academy, European Documentary Network, Lithuanian Film Academy, alumni of Berlinale Talent Campus and EURODOC, working in the international documentary film market since 2009. Her films have been screened and awarded at many international film festivals including IDFA. Her feature documentary Master and Tatyana won Best Director, Best Documentary, Best Camera and Best Editing awards at Lithuanian National Film Awards Silver Crane in 2015. Maite Alberdi studied Film and Aesthetics at Universidad Católica de Chile. In 2011 she premiered at IDFA her first and noted feature film The Lifeguard. Through Micromundo, her production company, she directed the film Tea Time, which has was internationally acclaimed and received multiple awards: Best Female-Directed Documentary at IDFA, Best Documentary Award at Miami International Film Festival, EIDF-EBS Korea, DocsBarcelona, FICCI Cartagena, FICG Guadalajara.
Maite Alberdi

Director

Maite Alberdi

Giedre Zickyte is a Lithuanian director and producer, a member of European Film Academy, European Documentary Network, Lithuanian Film Academy, alumni of Berlinale Talent Campus and EURODOC, working in the international documentary film market since 2009. Her films have been screened and awarded at many international film festivals including IDFA. Her feature documentary Master and Tatyana won Best Director, Best Documentary, Best Camera and Best Editing awards at Lithuanian National Film Awards Silver Crane in 2015. Maite Alberdi studied Film and Aesthetics at Universidad Católica de Chile. In 2011 she premiered at IDFA her first and noted feature film The Lifeguard. Through Micromundo, her production company, she directed the film Tea Time, which has was internationally acclaimed and received multiple awards: Best Female-Directed Documentary at IDFA, Best Documentary Award at Miami International Film Festival, EIDF-EBS Korea, DocsBarcelona, FICCI Cartagena, FICG Guadalajara.