A Nine-Year-Old Aviator [Paperback] Ruiz, Raul; Riviere, Daniele; Mora-Scheihing, Camila; Buck, Paul and Petit, Catherine

Ruiz, Raul

ISBN 10: 291456399X / ISBN 13: 9782914563994

Published by Dis Voir, 2021

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: A Nine-Year-Old Aviator [Paperback] Ruiz, Raul; Riviere, Daniele; Mora-Scheihing, Camila; Buck, Paul and Petit, Catherine
• Publisher: Dis Voir
• Publication Date: 2021
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 291456399X
• ISBN 13: 9782914563994
• Binding: Soft cover
• Illustrator: Mora-Scheihing, Camila
• Condition: New
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Synopsis

Throughout the 1970s, filmmaker Raśl Ruiz presented his wife, fellow director Valeria Sarmiento, with a daily story as a celebration of their partnership

A previously unpublished story by filmmaker Raul Ruiz (1941–2011) that was found in a trunk by his wife Valeria Sarmiento, A Nine Year-Old Aviator was written in Paris when Ruiz had just fled Chile. This tale is one of a series of stories written in the 1970s for Sarmiento. As they were both living in exile and he did not have work while his wife was childminding to provide for them both, every day Ruiz would present her with a different story to read to the child she was looking after.

This story is illustrated by Camila Mora-Scheihing, to whom this tale was read as a child.

About the Author

Raoul Ruiz (1941 – 2011) is a Chilean filmmaker, theater director and writer. A key figure of the New Latin American Cinema, politically engaged, he was forced to exile after Pinochet's coup d'etat in 1973. His work features over 100 films such as Tres tristes tigres (1968), Palomita blanca (1973), Klimt (2006) and Mysteries of Lisbon (2010).

Camila Mora-Scheihing is a multidisciplinary artist started her acting career with Raul Ruiz as a child in "The Territory". Growing up with Ruiz as family and a mentor, she continued to regularly work with him on short films, radio and feature films such as "Genealogy of a Crime". After working as a director and directing a documentary "The Drift", she then studied at the Royal College of Art in London as a way of cementing her artist career. Her artwork continues to be shown in the United Kingdom and internationally.