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count on you yesterday launched its audiovisual cycle.

Yesterday was the first performance of "25 years without the great cronopio" a film series for high school students, launched by the makers of "I count on you" in order to remember the great writer Julio Cortazar, 25 years after his death.

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With the assistance of nearly 200 high school students, from 4 educational institutions, the group "I have you" released yesterday its audio-visual cycle dedicated to the figure of Julio Cortázar in the twenty-fifth anniversary of his death. During the first of three scheduled tasks, the Municipal Auditorium was filled by the presence of students of the Technical Schools No. 6 and No. 4, Jean Piaget Institute and the School of Belgrano. The next installment will be during the cycle 12 and May 19 próximos.El project "Story For You" was born in 2006 and its main objective the fostering of literature in schools. Throughout this time there have been more than 15 roles at the Teatro Municipal in dramatizations of stories of great writers. Also last year were days of cinema and literature in conjunction with the Middle School No. 3 (EEM N º 3) and this year the proposals continue
with a film series called "25 years without the great cronopio" on Julio Cortázar. "This year marks the 25th anniversary of the death of Julio Cortazar and that is why an initiative was to generate a collaborative space for new meaning and value this great Argentine writer, who along with Jorge Luis Borges represent us in all latitudes of the planet, "explained Professor NORTH Cristian Juárez, one of the project leaders, who announced that the next screenings will take place between 9.00 and 11.30 in the Municipal Auditorium "José Félix Bogart."
The proposal is in terms of bringing high school students to the great writer Julio Cortázar. The experiment was developed as part of a film series with screenings of audiovisual materials on the life and work of Julio Cortázar and then projected short story writer adapted to film language.
"The videos that we share are adaptations of different stories," said Juarez. "Continuity of Parks", "Casa Tomada", "The inmiscusión terrupta", "Do not blame anyone," "The night face up", "How to climb a ladder" and "I have no morals" are some of narratives that can be adapted to audiovisual format.

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"The idea of \u200b\u200bthis cycle Film aims to bring students to the enjoyment of the stories of Cortazar twice: first from reading and then through the perception of images and sound, which allows us to film, "said Juarez, who on Cortázar's work said that "we can say that his stories are extremely formal structure of a perfect resolution does not lessen the poetic and, in many cases, political and ethical." That's why this film series rescues this writer's short stories to make young people are passionate about fantasy literature.
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The manager added: "In line Overall, they say that the best of the work of Julio Cortázar is in his stories, this is correct and therefore more than a dozen of his pieces and should be universal anthology of short stories. From "Casa tomada" to "All Fires the Fire" from "Letter to a Young Lady in Paris" to "The night face up" from "Continuity of Parks" to "La autopista del sur", all pieces and foundation for contemporary writers. "
After yesterday's inaugural function, the cycle will provide two new instances for all the children in the different schools to attend. In the three days the materials to be screened are the same. "But we give three dates so that everyone can attend and be comfortable in the space of Municipal Auditorium. The cost of admission is $ 3 and with much of the proceeds will be donated audio-visual materials to schools participating in the activities ", he said Juarez. Reservations can be made by phone at 15317703 or via e-mail: cristianjuarez@argentina.com

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