Lo sentimos – from time to time we’re guilty of posting pictures of our cats, a thrashing lizard’s tail and loads of goats, but surely this takes the prize for the town’s most boring video – all 04:47 minutes of it. Even the six-word opening title fills the screen for a sleep-inducing 17 seconds.
But then the fun starts: there’s a wooden bench, a blue car, two men chatting, a close-up of a flower (with irrigation tubing) and the top of someone’s head. At one stage, a person carries a banner of sorts – in London, it would say ‘McDonalds this way’.
The fountain is sweet but the grand finale surpasses everything. At 04:04, Órgiva church is lovingly showered with stars and Hong Kong appears in black and white accompanied by some World War 2 search lights. Maybe Órgiva is twinned with Hong Kong, or the East End of London, who knows.
It ends with the moon, possibly the dark side.
The place featured – Placeta del Barrio Luque – can be home to some fantastic music, processions and the like. This week we’ll post more about it.
* Órgiva’s serial video chronicler actually deserves the prize. More another time (if we can even bring ourselves to promote his magna opera).
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Ha Ha ! Very boring video but that is probably how Orgiva is , in the back streets in the summer , before the fun startis !
Posted by verena | August 10, 2014, 3:37 pmI wonder if they are showing it at the Cannes Film Festival…;)
Posted by Lottie Nevin | July 29, 2014, 3:02 pmHe certainly deserves the red carpet treatment (which will probably be filmed in close up)
Posted by con jamón spain | July 29, 2014, 7:29 pmRi-vet-ing… 😉
Posted by ladyofthecakes | July 28, 2014, 9:48 pmIt’s cool when the flowers go weird shapes to signal a new scene—of more flowers.
Posted by Charlotte | July 28, 2014, 8:30 pmOh dear, yes, the stars are very strange and as you say, Hong Kong at the end? Aw, does look a lovely place tho 🙂
Posted by Wendy Kate | July 28, 2014, 8:25 pmIn fairness, it does show the backstreets of Órgiva as they really are. And they are nice.
Posted by con jamón spain | July 28, 2014, 8:38 pm