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César Pesquera. Filmmaker and visual artist

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Tramuntana



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Awards
2014. Gold ADC*E. dHUB. Barcelona. Spain
2014. Golden LAUS. ADG-FAD. Barcelona. Spain
2013. Second Prize at YDA Cannes. France

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Selected screenings
2016. Imagine Science Film Festival. Paris, France.
2013. 17th Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur. International Competition. Switzerland.
2013. Ciclope. Int. Festival of Craft. Finalist. Berlin. Germany.
2013. 2nd Award. Young Directors Award Cannes 2013. France.

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Credits
Commissioned by BULLETT
Produced by Story:WeProduce and Actop

Written by César Pesquera and Christian Lopez
Directed by César Pesquera
Art Direction by Christian Lopez
Executive Producer: Victor Mata
Director of Photography: Jose Luis Bernal
Postproduction: Alvaro P. Posadas and César Pesquera
3D Artists: Iria Rodriguez and Víctor Pesquera
Production Manager: Marc Monclús
First Production Assistant: Virginia Etxarri
Make Up: Patricia Arnaiz
Costume and Props: Gerard Ferré
Location Sound Mixer: Roberto Alonso
Sound Design: Paisaje Sonoro
Editor: César Pesquera
Lettering: Marta Cerdà
Web Design: Christian Lopez
Web baked by: Xavi Blanch
Music: César Pesquera

Featuring: Enric Rotllan, Pedro Sacaramento, Shigeyosi Koyama, Chris Little, Juan Manel Tajadura

Cast: Katharina E. Grosse, Seila S. Grau, Karen Mora, Clara Midori Lopez, Jaime De La Torre, Marc Monclús, Virginia Etxarri

Short film  
4:48 | HD Video 1 Ch. | Stereo
Available formats: QT HD | DVD

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Tramuntana is a film created exclusively for BULLETT’s Surreal Issue. César Pesquera partnered with Art Director Christian Lopez to elucidate the link between the famed Tramuntana wind, known for dramatically shifting in velocity and direction without warning, and a slew of mental disorders afflicting the land it blows through.

The film transports us to Cadaqués, a Catalonian fishing village in the north of Spain, to discuss the wind with its inhabitants and explore the land’s complex geology. The film features a blend of ethereal expositional footage and surrealist imagery, the result of which is part documentary, part surrealist manifesto.