This Thursday 20 of May, the screen of Puentes de Cine will premiere the documentary "Narcisa", by Daniela Muttis; a work inspired by the renowned Argentine filmmaker of German origin Narcisa Hirsch.

Hirsch's work is recognized in our country, where since the late sixties, has an aesthetic breadth, conceptual and cinematic that few experimental filmmakers were able to achieve. Sometimes tensing the relationship between the visual and the verbal, others like a hallucinated landscaper of pure iconicity, and other times from a musical conception of the image, in which his boundless eye looks for that Borgean aleph that one of his latest works evokes from the title, that point of "intolerable glare" where the real and the imagined universe converge, that is to say, wakefulness and sleep.

The film can be seen on the platform www.puentesdecine.com, the first Argentine virtual room.

The viewer must be registered and then click on where the title of the film appears. The cost is 160 pesos that can be paid through Mercado Pago and with a debit or credit card. Each subscriber access lasts for 24 hours

"Narcisa" participated in a large number of prestigious festivals, where it was awarded and highlighted, such as the Mar del Plata International Film Festival, the Lasa Media Award from Puerto Rico; BAFICI or the Mostra Internacional de Cinema Independente / CCSP, of San Pablo; among others.