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Women Make Waves International Film Festival 2026, No. 33, Collective Gestures

Collective Monologue (2024)

Name: Collective Monologue
Released: 2024
Duration: 104 min

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Director Jessica Sarah Rinland

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In the quiet corners of Argentina’s zoos and animal sanctuaries, Collective Monologue captures the fragile connections between humans and other species. Through the daily routines of devoted caretakers and the lives of animals in captivity, Jessica Sarah Rinland explores questions of care, confinement, and our changing relationship with nature. Blending 16mm footage, surveillance images, and archival materials, the film creates a poetic and intimate meditation on coexistence beyond the boundaries between species.

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Director: Jessica Sarah Rinland
Original title: Monólogo colectivo
Country/Region: Argentina, United Kingdom
Year: 2024
Length: 104min
Section: Collective Gestures
Edition: Women Make Waves International Film Festival 2026, No. 33
Original language: Spanish
Format: DCP, Color
Selection: Official selection

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Jessica Sarah Rinland

An Argentine-British artist filmmaker whose works explore relationships between humans, animals, and environments. Blending experimental cinema and visual art, she has received international recognition, including awards at Locarno, DocumentaMadrid, and MIT.

From Women Make Waves International Film Festival 2026, No. 33

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Jessica Sarah Rinland

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Jessica Sarah Rinland MMelanie Schapiro

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Jessica Sarah Rinland

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Jessica Sarah Rinland

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Jessica Sarah Rinland

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PPhilippe Ciompi

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