Milton Guillén is a Nicaraguan visual artist, filmmaker, and the senior programmer for the Camden International Film Festival and the Points North Institute. His practice explores the cinematic intersections of collaborative non-fictions and political dreamscapes, focusing on themes around displacement and aesthetics. Milton’s films and installations have screened globally at the Venice Biennale, Locarno, CPH:DOX, Camden, True/False, and several dozens of festivals and venues around the world. They are an Associate Fellow at the Film Study Center at Harvard University and an Assistant Professor at the University of Vermont.
A son watches as his father, an exiled Nicaraguan music producer, plots revenge for his unjust imprisonment and expulsion. The child exists in a waking dream, and through his gaze, the film blends past, present, and the narrative of its own making.