
SYNOPSIS
Loosely based on Ed Ruscha’s photography book “Nine Swimming Pools and a Broken Glass”, this is an essay about swimming pools: the ideas we have of them and what they can mean for the culture and collective memories. A playful exploration between class dilemmas, work, leisure, sex, and tragedy.
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SPECIFICATIONS
International title | The Swimmers |
Director | Charlie López |
Screenplay | Charlie López |
Country | Costa Rica |
Year | 2022 |
Length | 12′ |
Language | Spanish |
Subtitles | Catalan |
Production | – |
DIRECTOR

Yupeng He
Charlie López (San José, 1999) is a Costarican filmmaker and editor. He’s currently graduating from the Véritas Film School in San José, Costa Rica. “The Swimmers” is his first project outside of film school.
FILMOGRAPHY: Opera prima
FESTIVALS
Bucharest International Film Festival
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