Chiralia
Santiago Gil
Six people. Three generations. A lake in the forest. A boy disappears.
Screenplay : Santiago Gil, David Möhring
Image : Carmen Treichl
Editing : Santiago Gil, Carmen Treichl
Sound : Simon Müther
Image : Carmen Treichl
Editing : Santiago Gil, Carmen Treichl
Sound : Simon Müther
Production : Deutsche Film und Fernsehakademie Berlin (DFFB)
Born in Rosario, Argentina, in 1981, he has studied Physics in Rosario and Bariloche, where he got his BSc and MSc degrees. In 2010 he received his PhD from the Technical University in Berlin. His articles were published in leading international journals, and his book "Between chaos and synchronization" was published in 2011. After a number of self-produced short films and video works, he was accepted at the German Film and Television Academy, where he has been studying Film Direction since 2009. He has directed several things there such as The Snake in 2010 or Mais non, Menon in 2011. As of 2012, he is also a Research Associate at the Northeastern University in Boston.