In this series of meetings targeted at directors, authors, and actors and actresses who also write, the Argentinian director shares her creative practices and tools, and guides the group across practical activities. Titled A Writer Who Directs, the workshop proposes that participants think about a piece of film, theater, or literature material for adaptation. The idea is that, during the meetings, they can develop at least one scene and one acting idea for the potential work. Romina, who is presenting the show Sombras, Por Supuesto [Shadows, of Course] at the festival, explores in her work the intertwining of cultural forms and body experiences, bringing together different languages, genres, and aesthetic traditions, including autobiography, poetry, folklore, pop music, and German romanticism.

Register online from Aug. 21st to 30th through the app Credencial Sesc SP and at centralrelacionamento.sescsp.org.br

Romina Paula is a playwright, writer, actress, and film and theater director from Argentina. Her works explore the entanglement of cultural forms and body experiences, bringing together different languages, genres, and aesthetic traditions, including autobiography, poetry, folklore, pop music, and german romanticism.