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The second part of the trilogy is a letter from Chile to her relatives in Italy, in which she creates a powerful poetic landscape of the city of Santiago de Chile, captured at one of the most important moments in the countryвЂ™s recent history: PinochetвЂ™s death in 2006. This film is a letter, from London towards Latin AmericaвЂ™. This is the letter I send to my grandmother, scrambled pages of a personal diary, my everyday life in a strange country. About Dear Nonna, the director says вЂThis was our own familiar ritual, which was stored in my memory. They are inspired by the letters her Italian grandmother (вЂnonnaвЂ™ in Italian) used to read to her when she was little.

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Tiziana's trilogy Visual Letters, is a series of deeply poetic and intimate experimental short films shot in Super-8.

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Plus a teaser of the last part of the Visual Letters trilogy and Tierra Sola The Iambic Painting of Lovers (2010, 2.32 min.) Postage: a Visual Letter (Chile, 2008, 18 min.) Followed by a wine receptionДear Nonna: a Film Letter (Chile/UK, 2004, 15 min) Q&A with the director led by Professor John King. Monday 6 th June: 5 вЂ“ 7pm Film screening of Tiziana PanizzaвЂ™s Visual Letters (Room: MI.

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*All events are FREE and open to all, but places are limited so to book a place please email Programme Tiziana Panizza will be participating in a series of events at the University where she will be in dialogue with distinguished academics and practitioners. She recently published her book Joris Ivens in Chile: Documentary between poetry and social critic (2011).

Tiziana has also been invited to talk about Latin American documentary film and video at the University of Utrecht and at University of Portmouth. She lectures on documentary film at the Universidad Diego Portales, Universidad Catolica and the Universidad de Chile.

She is also a distinguished scholar and Head of the MA in Documentary Film at the ICEI, Universidad de Chile. Her short experimental films Dear Nonna: a film letter (2005) and Postage: a visual letter (2008) have received several awards at national and international film festivals. As an independent filmmaker she is interested in exploring the relationship between literature and film, which she has done by developing a series of trilogies: Visual Letters (that mixes cinematographic and epistle language) La Insidia del Sol (which explores the relation between poetry and image), and Visual Journals (essay films in the form of travelogues). She has directed award-winning documentary series for the most important television channels in Chile and has been a field-director for different documentary series on international television channels such as Discovery Channel, People & Arts and the Travel Channel. She holds a MA in Arts and Media Practice from the University of Westminster and also studied at the prestigious International Film and Television School of San Antonio de los BaГ±os (EICTV). Tiziana Panizza is one of the most talented figures of the new generation of Chilean documentary filmmakers.

She will be based in the Institute of Advanced Study, Millburn House from 6-10 June, 2011 and will also be using A0.14 in the department. This new series is a very personal project, a collection of images shot at night in Guatemala City, an attempt to control my urges and keep the demons at rest, these surreal scenes represent memories, rituals and nightmares lived while my life was completely out of control.The Department of Film and Television Studies is pleased and honoured to be hosting a week-long visit by IAS - Santander Visiting Fellow Tiziana Panizza, a Chilean/Italian academic and documentary maker.

His work is part of collections in Belgium, Japan, Australia, Italy, the United States, Colombia and Sweden, and his photographic publications (MACГљ 1, MACГљ 2 and Tetano) are part of the permanent library of the MOMA and the TATE collection.ДЄbout вЂInsidiaвЂ™ вЂ“ words by Juan Brenner : In the middle of 2017, his project MACГљ (in collaboration with Byron Marmol) is curated in the book CLAP, 15 years of the best books of Latin American photography published by 10X10 Books in New York. He is a founding member of Proyectos Ultravioleta. Juan Brenner is a photographer and independent art director, he lives and works in Guatemala City.Д«etween 19, he worked in New York as a fashion photographer, his images have been published in international magazines such as Nylon, People, Oyster, LвЂ™Uomo Vogue and Anthem among others.

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