
Tug
Higit
Jon Lazam
Philippines
2021
Film
Feature Film
Direct cinema and fiction blend in this silent portrait of two lovers in a city being transformed by progress. We see them in the dark sitting in a decaying structure like the remains of the night, too exhausted to look back or forward. During the day we see them engaged in their work separately, as the structure they frequent, which is in the middle of a park under construction, continues without them. Selection by DocLisboa.
general information
edition
6th ECRÃ Festival
venues
05/07 – BOTAFOGO STATION – 4PM
08/07 – MAM CINEMATECA – 3:30PM
duration in min
70
premiere
Latin Premiere 6th ECRÃ Festival
indicative classification
10 years / Not recommended for children under ten years old / Not recommended for children under ten years old
content
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tags
romance, indie, surveillance
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Jon Lazam

Jon Lazam has been making films for a decade. They have screened at film festivals and arthouses around the world, including the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, Sharjah Biennial, National Art Center in Tokyo, Paris Festival of Different and Experimental Cinemas, Objectifs Center for Photography and Film in Singapore, EXiS Experimental Film and Video Festival in Seoul, and Cinema Illyuzion in Moscow. His first feature Tug (2021) recently won the Silver Taiga (2nd best international debut film) at the 19th and 20th Spirit of Fire Film Festival in Russia.
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