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Anto(n) is a Chilean-American person with short, straight brown hair, brown freckled skin, and a light moustache and goatee. They are wearing round black glasses and they look at the camera in a challenging way. They wear a metal chain necklace and a black t-shirt over a black long-sleeved shirt with colorful writing on it. Their arms are crossed. Behind them is a blurred out urban scene.
Brooklyn, Brooklyn, New York, United States of America
Santiago, Chile
Anto(n) is a Chilean-American person with short, straight brown hair, brown freckled skin, and a light moustache and goatee. They grin at the camera in a friendly way. They are wearing a metal chain necklace and a black T-shirt. Behind them is a blurred out urban scene.
Anto(n) is a Chilean-American person with short, straight brown hair, brown freckled skin, and a light moustache and goatee. They are wearing round black glasses and they look at the camera in a challenging way. They wear a metal chain necklace and a black t-shirt over a black long-sleeved shirt with colorful writing on it. Their arms are crossed. Behind them is a blurred out urban scene.
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Anto(n) Astudillo (they/he) is a Lenapehoking/NYC based filmmaker, performance artist and curator of trans experience from Wallmapu (Santiago, Chile). They work with 16mm film, video and performance to create moving portraits of personal and political themes, navigating embodied practices and experimental cinema. Astudillo’s work has screened at Ann Arbor Film Festival, IX Festival Dobra, Frontera Sur, Ouray Film Festival, DocMontevideo, Montreal Underground, Film Diary NYC and spaces such as Mills Gallery BCA, NADA, WhiteBox, ATA Gallery, MoMA PS1, Anthology Film Archives among others. They are one of the artists selected for DIP 2024, an international film residency program led by Manuel Abramovich, director of Pornomelancolía. Astudillo has taught film production at Massachusetts School of Art and Design, Emerson College and Keene State College. As an independent curator, Astudillo has programmed at Performance Space New York, Anthology Film Archives, Maysles Documentary Center and international film festivals Go Shorts in the Netherlands and Uppsala Kort in Sweden. Astudillo is a programmer at the New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival NEWFEST, Festival Director of TRANSlations: Seattle Trans Film Festival and Program Director of Millennium Film Workshop.
Information contributed by the artist to the TMPfilm/video, 2012
Director, Editor, Cinematographer/Director of Photography
film/video, 2023
Director, Editor, Cinematographer/Director of Photography
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