of 2000s. Cinema In 2007, she went to spend time at her family's home at Sauce Viejo, Santa Fe, Argentina, and recorded with her camera the eccentricities of her mother, Bela Jordan, in old age. After collecting this material for more than a year, she published it in the film Diletante, in the competition of Argentine films in the 23rd Mar del Plata Festival. It won that competition, so she extended the film to 35 mm. Ms. Lita Stantic then joined the project, becoming the film's producer. The film was premiered at the Malba on May 4, 2010, and remained in theaters in Buenos Aires until November of the same year (in the Malba, Arteplex, Gaumont cinemas, and in the dressing room of the Muses) and was popular with the Argentine press. Later, Diletante was presented at a wide variety of international festivals. After it won the award for Best Documentary at the 50th Cartagena Film Festival, Diletante was declared of Cultural Interest by the Senate of the Nation in 2011. Her second feature, Vergel, won the Incaa-Ancine competition (earning US $250,000 in support for the production of the film) in 2012 and was filmed in Buenos Aires from January to February 2016. The film was produced by Basata Films (Argentina) and Casadasartesfilms (Brazil), starring Camila Morgado, and Maricel Alvarez. Arrigo Barbabe composed the score, Karen Harley edited, Felix Monti gave photographic advice, and Jusid Margarita gave artistic advice. It was released in 2017. In 2015, she made a trip to India, where she wrote the script of her planned third feature El Barquero. The film is currently in the fundraising stage. References External links http://www.krisniklison.com/es/ 1966 births Living people 20th-century Argentine women artists 21st-century Argentine women artists Argentine performance artists