'Chronicle of Tiredness' traces the history of access to housing, population control, and the debt burden of the working class, proposing a journey through different decades till our present.
Natalia Marín (Spain, 1982) began her artistic career in 2008 as a founding member
of the experimental film and video collective Los Hijos, alongside Javier Fernández
Vázquez (A storm is coming, 2020) and Luis López Carrasco (The year of the
discovery, 2020). Her collective and solo works have been widely shown at national
and international festivals and art centers. Her latest short film, Julio Iglesias'
House, premiered at the Locarno Film Festival and was subsequently screened at
the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), Viennale, Art of the Real at Film at
Lincoln Center, Jeonju International Film Festival, among other venues. She is
currently co-writing La Victoria (The Victory) with Luis López Carrasco. She has just
released her last work Chronicle of tiredness at FID Marseille where it won two Mentions and it has been showed at others like TIFF Toronto International Film Festival, New York Film Festival among others.
"New Madrid" (2016) / "Los materiales" (2010)
