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THE FILM SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER, New York
ShortMetraje: Vivid short films from Spain | December 15 & 17, 2007
FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINE DE CARTAGENA
Murcine: Murcia Rueda | December 8-15, 2007
THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, New York
Spain (Un)censored | October 17-November 5, 2007
VARIOUS VENUES, New York
Book release, panel discussion and on-line poster exhibit | October 18 & 20, 2007
VARIOUS VENUES, US
DOCUSPAIN: Spanish Documentary tour | ON GOING
INSTITUTO CERVANTES, Rabat and Casablanca (Morocco)
ShortMetraje: Spanish Film Week | October 29 & November 2, 2007
ALTER ARTE, Spain
Espectro Americano | October 1-6, 2007
MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, Houston
ShortMetraje: Award winning Spanish short films  | July 14-15, 2007
MEMPHIS IN MAY INT’L FESTIVAL, Memphis
Modern Spanish Cinema | May 9, 2007
NEW EUROPEAN FILM FESTIVAL, Spain
Cine Musica & Latin Power | May 5-13, 2007
MEDINA DEL CAMPO FILM FESTIVAL, Spain
American Spectrum: Short films from the Americas. | April 13-21, 2007
THE KING JUAN CARLOS I OF SPAIN CENTER, New York
ShortMetraje: New short films by Spanish filmmakers | February 27-May 1, 2007

The film 911...11m premieres at the Cartagena International Film Festival as part of the series Murcine: Murcia Rueda. The program showcases the latest works by filmmakers from the region. The festival offers a diverse variety of feature length and short films in competicion as well as other film events.

FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINE DE CARTAGENA
Murcine: Murcia Rueda
DATE: December 8-15, 2007
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911...11m | Isabel Lafont, Marta Sanchez | US/ Spain | 47 min. | 2006
911…11m talks about National identity in modern United States and Spain.

A juxtaposition of archival footage and urban landscape creates a poetic and powerful deconstruction of North American and Western European history: and how history affects us as civilians and as governments. While Spain’s history is shaped by the defeat and shame of civil war and a 40-year dictatorship, the history of the United States reflects military, economic and technological success. This film dissects these contrasting effects with respect to today’s pressing issues: patriotism, social history, anti-Americanism, justification of terror; provoking a self reflecting dialogue about our individual responsibilities in the current state of affairs.

Through the private reflections of Spanish and American expatriates living in New York and Madrid, respectively, the film provokes a stream of thoughts about our contemporary world and, most importantly, our place in the world as nations. Inocencio Arias, former Spain Ambassador to the UN; Luis Rojas Marcos, former president and CEO New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation;Bob Manzanares, Deputy Chief of Mission and Chargé d’Affaires, Madrid US Embassy;Joshua Levitt, Financial Times correspondent in Madrid; Alfonso Armada, correspondent with ABC daily paper in New York; Tracy Rucinsky, correspondent AFX news Financial Journalist; and Paul Isbell, Senior Analyst at Real Instituto Elcano are featured among others.
 
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