Invisible City inspired by the Dante Alighieris Divine Comedy.

From the Buenos Aires entrails, a Danteish fringe character is given rise, stepping through a winding stairway as he reaches the Avenida de Mayo dome to get the ultimate sight of the city from above.
During his tour this character discovers an indifferent and perverse humanity, riddled with misery but also teeming with feelings and emotions and love.

This character is played by actor and dancer Gustavo Collini accompanied by a series of guides such as the Beatrices (from Dantes piece) performed by María Vaner (in her latest film) and the special involvement of Marta González, together with other reputable names in the Argentinian scene. Directed by the well-known Italian videoartist and director Pietro Silvestri.

The short film aesthetics is punctuated by surreal features whose main aim is integrating Buenos Aires with Butohian aesthetics- Japanese contemporary dance whose paramount national icon is embodied by Gustavo Collini (main actor as well as co-producer)

trailer by Juan F. Alvarez Daneri (less info)