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The multi-faceted firm Alejandro Jodorowsky adaptation of "A Report to an Academy" by Franz Kafka Brontis Jodorowsky plays his son in monologue titled "The Gorilla".
The show which premiered in Brussels and has been seen in France, Italy and England, come to our country for the first time in his appointment adds another Festival in its 42 national premiere edition.
Father and son put all his energy pitch in this show funny but not without social criticism.
The gorilla kafkeano becomes a metaphor for the difficult integration of the migrant, the different "in a world that tolerated but despised," says Alejandro Jodorowsky, son of Russian-Jewish immigrants settled in Chile.
"I regard this story as only he could give to my son," says Alejandro Jodorwsky also deals with the scenery, music and direction of the mount that provides a load of humor.
The gorilla "is the sad story-Jodorowsky explains itself-an ape captured, to avoid being exhibited in a zoo, takes the hard road of learning to speak a human language to so slip into a society that eventually demolished. His only triumph is to be awarded by a University Academy which does not recognize a soul conscious but admires him for being a beast capable of imitating the speech and conduct of a mediocre man. "
For the gorilla kafkeano Alejandro Jodorowsky is a total victim.
"Neither more nor less than migrants who cram into barriosguetos, who are tolerated and used in work despised, never accept them as fellow citizens ..."
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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