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Lhasa de Sela
Con toda palabra by Lhala de Sela (US/Canada/Mexico) world music, from The Living Road, The Orchard Music I We ♡ Lhasa in memoriam I Theme track for Flying Fish Over Mexico
UPCOMING WORK
THE BOOK OF B
PONT DEL DIABLE
MULTIPLE PORTRAITS
SELECTED WORK
FILMMAKING
SELECTED WORK
Flying Fish Work, Inc. is a production company created in New York. It tags an art installation, visual theater, brand name, and flyingfishwork.com
Flying Chair installation for Crossing Europe documentary film for Crossing Stages European project, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Project manager: Sonsoles Herreros Laviña. Artistic director: Sergio Blanco. Media director: Pedro Valiente.
Media Lab for the course Professional Practice and Development, BA (Hons) Contemporary Media Practice, Arts University Plymouth, UK.
New York Spin (2002, Spain, 87:00) I "Part experimental tone poem, part heartfelt elegy for 9/11 and part paean to the cultural richness of Gotham, Pedro Valiente's documentary focuses on six New Yorkers, each separately put in the spotlight in segments very differently conceived, shot and scored." —Ronnie Scheib, VARIETY
You Are Mythical (2018, Spain, 80:00) “Artists connect their daily life with classic myths." I IMDb
Cuba 15 (1997, US/Spain, 13:46) by Elizabeth Schub. Best Short Film Jury & Audience Awards, Berlinale, Panorama. Producer: Pedro Valiente
Cuba 15 (1997, US/Spain, 13:46min) short film by Elizabeth Schub with the support of New York Film Academy. Producer: Pedro Valiente
Olvidadizo - Forgetful (2017, US/Spain/Mexico, 26:47min) fiction short film by Arturo Alanis at New York University, produced in Spain. Coproducer: Pedro Valiente
Crossing Europe (2015, Spain, 30min) documentary film by Pedro Valiente filmed in Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, and Slovenia. It follows Crossing Stages UC3M European arts project, aired on Canal 22 International, Mexico.
Cuba 15 received an Emmy Award nomination as part of “She Shorts” program on POV (Point of View), PBS
“A selection of hypnotically engaging short films by and about women that delve into the elation, passion and pain of contemporary female experience. From a vivacious celebration of coming of age in Elizabeth Schub's Cuba 15, to darkly drawn cycles of domestic trauma in Repetition Compulsion by Ellie Lee, to an evocative portrait of acclaimed author Dorothy Allison in Two or Three Things But Nothing For Sure by Tina DeFeliciantonio and Jane C. Wagner, this collection of cinematic gems offers vivid and lyrical pictures of joy, endurance and inspiration.” —POV
Tarahumara Project (2024, Spain/Mexico, 7:00) video installation by Pedro Valiente. “A portrait of an enigmatic pueblo known in the world as unique runners.” I IMDb
Penelope is Waiting (2015, Spain, 7:00) video installation by Pedro Valiente. “A woman in love expecting Ulysses return is locked up in an imaginary island.” I IMDb
Humans in the Desert (2022, Spain, 6:00) video installation by Pedro Valiente. “A mysterious bag that travels hand to hand among people in contact with animals.” I IMDb
Cuba 15 screened at MoMA and PS1 MoMA. The World Says No To War screened at MoMA, and Whtney Biennial.
Penelope is Waiting (2015, Spain, 7:00) opening BA (Hons) Contemporary Media Practice. Program leader Pedro Valiente.
You Are Mythical (2018, Spain, 80min) documentary feature film by Pedro Valiente produced by Crossing Stages UC3M European project with focus on contemporary dance and performance.
Embrace the Huricane (2002, Spain/Dominican Republic, 10min) documentary film project (not released). Family Tree (2006, Spain/Mexico, 10:00) documentary film project (not released). The Que(t of the Jaguar Claw (2012, Mexico/Spain, 3:34) by Iván Espinosa (released). Executive producer: Pedro Valiente.
Lecturer at Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico (2004-2017): 30+ (semester) courses, 20+ (1-4 weeks) workshops.
You Are Mythical (2018, Spain, 80:00) by Pedro Valiente for Crossing Stages, arts project co-funded by the European Union, coordinated by Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.
New York Spin (2002, Spain, 87:00) by Pedro Valiente I Project Involve Award Honoree, Independent Feature Project NY • Best Documentary Film, Santo Domingo International Film Festival • Best Documentary Film Jury Mention, Lleida Film Festival • Best Documentary Film Nominee, Roma Independent Film Festival
Selected Projects I The Story of Colors arts project by Teatro de La Luna Luna for Oné Respe NGO in Dominican Republic as part of a year-round program for children. Director: David Matiano. Art: Lisa Rubin. Film: Pedro Valiente.
“Beauty will be convulsive or will not be at all.” — André Breton