How to see oneself in a world where capitalism shapes desire and dictates form?
They give her the importance that she deserves, and that so many women deserve, turning this biblical tale into a magical one.
Every archive recording, assembled along with others, gives substance and weight to the denunciation of war crimes. Like a theatrical gesture, vibrating with struggle and hope.
There is no condescending or recovery offered here. Portrait of Rita tells of a meeting, and offers a crude, resonant account, never lacking in humour or poetry.
