Afternoons of Solitude Tickets

Afternoons of Solitude is a documentary project recognized for its immersive, observational approach to the ritual of bullfighting. Centered on Peruvian matador Andrés Roca Rey (born 1996), the work explores themes of ritual, masculinity, and mortality through a contemplative lens rather than traditional narration. The piece has earned prominent attention in film circles, including the Golden Shell for Best Film at the 72nd San Sebastián International Film Festival (2024). This artist page highlights the documentary’s background, key achievements, and a curated look at its 2025 screenings and tour dates.

While official social channels for Afternoons of Solitude may not be publicly identifiable, the project is distributed through Grasshopper Film and showcased at major festivals and venues. We’ve got you covered with reliable information and direct venue details to help you secure your seats for these cinematic events.

Biography, discography highlights, and upcoming screenings are provided to help fans and attendees connect with this contemplative cinema experience. Whether you’re in Los Angeles, Portland, Santa Fe, Seattle, or Toronto, you can expect thoughtful, art-house presentation that invites reflection on ritual and mortality within the bullfighting world. For the latest updates, check venue pages and festival listings linked below.

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