Restricted access. The generational barrier in Spain (CBA, 2008, 16′)

The project
In December 2007, the meeting was held at the CBA Restricted access. The Generational Barrier in Spain, in which they participated Jordi Albert, Maite Camacho, Ignacio School, Guillem Martinez, Elena Medell, Mercé Molist, Alberto Nanclares, Julian Rodriguez, Beatriz Ruiz de la Torre, Manuela Villa, Guillermo zapata, Marta de Gonzalo and Publio Pérez PrietoFrom those conferences, organized by the General Directorate of Cooperation and Cultural Communication of the Ministry of Culture and el Círculo de Bellas Artes This documentary piece emerged with the collaboration of INJUVE.

Synopsis
The postmodern cultural industry has made youth one of its central aesthetic values. Does this exaltation of the new coexist with some kind of generational stagnation? Are new creators facing a contradictory situation in which, on the one hand, they are required to constantly reinvent themselves while, on the other, their efforts are trivialized as a mere imitation of past ruptures? Restricted Access analyzes the obstacles faced by the new protagonists of Spanish culture from the perspective of their relationship of cooperation, confrontation, or indifference with previous generations. The film consists of a series of interviews with participants in the conference.

CO-PRODUCE
Ministry of Culture

COLLABORATE
INJUVE