Narcisa Hirsch Movies

Experimental documentary by the artist, showing various happenings carried out over the years with Marie Louise Alemann and Walther Mejía. As...

A video letter that Hirsch made for Hans Hurch after attending the 2012 Viennale

Women in different situations of life, accompanied occasionally by images of nature. Men appear alone in different roles, like a ski athlete, a...

The role of men returning from the war; it is the end of the battles and ideologies.

The grande dame of experimental film, still active, still perceptive, still avant-garde, has taken a scene from her collection and sends it into a...

Marabunta, a ceremony in collective anthropophagy involving a six-meter skeleton completely covered in fruit and food, inside of which were live...

Short film by Narcisa Hirsch

"...Part of Descendencia was originally shot in 16mm film by the husband of my grandmother. This was in 1928. It was my family’s footage. It...

Documentary about Jewish immigration in Argentina.

The life story of an artist. The fantasy of a poetic burial accompanied by friends of cinema.

The Super 8mm film “Muñecos” (1972) — shot by the artist, Leopoldo Maler and Carolee Schneemann — combines recordings...

"The world is a tarantula ... a big, dark tarantula, moving around weaving its own web." A journey into myths and origins of the world with the grand...

"the speed of time dissolves thought"

Over the course of one year, Narcisa Hirsch left a super 8 camera on a tripod in a paddock near her house in the Patagonia. When she was away, she...

A young couple, locked in a room quietly relates, as she recalls her life from birth until the arrival of first love.

Patagonia reflects Hirsch's close connection to Argentina’s natural world and the people around her.

The movie follows a group of children living in the streets in the city of Buenos Aires. The only day center working is the CAINA (Centro de...

Orpheus' song tames scales and dolphins, dictates laws to the wind and sets the rhythm of the oars that move the sea. Those who listen to it remain...