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SanSebastianBlogging from San Sebastian September 22-30, 2023 Coverage Recap of 61st edition. Photo gallery 2013 Recap of 63rd edition, video I Recap of 64th edition, video I Recap of 65th edition, video / Recap of 66th edition https://youtu.be/QaoU9ZXi4Rg /Recap of 68th edition, video https://youtu.be/fktYpcd5wMc
Films in Progress 34 to present five first works and one second filmThe industry activity, to take place on September 24, 25 and 26, will screen productions from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay
Mateína is the first feature film directed by Joaquín Peñagaricano and Pablo Abdala. Both are the writers and directors of the short films La velocidad de los ceibos (2006) and Nuestra hospitalidad (2010). Mateína is set in the Uruguay of 2045 where everything’s pretty much the same, except that it is now forbidden to drink mate. Los tiburones (Sharks) is the feature film debut from Lucía Garibaldi (Montevideo, 1987),who turns her eyes to a seaside resort threatened by the rumour of sharks approaching its coasts and reflects on the search for empathy. El Príncipe is also the first work from Sebastián Muñoz, who has worked as an art director for Chilean filmmakers including Alicia Scherson and Pablo Larraín. Set in the Chile of the early ‘70s, it narrates the experiences of a twenty year-old sent to prison for stabbing his best friend. Sirena, by the Bolivian filmmaker Carlos Piñeiro (La Paz, 1986), author of short films such as Plato paceño (2013) and Amazonas (2015), relates the search for and rescue of an engineer’s body in a remote island on Lake Titicaca. After directing Hospital de día (2009) and Los desechables (2013), Nicolás Savignone shot Ni héroe ni traidor, about a young boy who dreams of going to Spain to study music. Omar Zúñiga (Santiago, 1985) won the Teddy Award at the Berlinale in 2015 with the short film San Cristóbal. He now debuts in feature films with Los Fuertes, a film starring a man who falls for a local boatswain while visiting his sister in a remote Southern Chilean town. The film is produced by the Chilean director Dominga Sotomayor, recent recipient of an award in Locarno for her film Tarde para morir joven (Too Late to Die Young). Five films presented at the recent editions of San Sebastian and Toulouse have been selected for this year’s Horizontes Latinos: Enigma by Ignacio Juricic Merillán (Films in Progress 33); Familia Sumergida by María Alché (Films in Progress 32), premiered in the Cineasti del Presente section of the Locarno Festival; Ferrugem / Rust by Aly Muritiba (Films in Progress 32), selected for the World Cinema Dramatic Competition at Sundance; Los silencios by Beatriz Seigner (Films in Progress 33), premiered at the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs in Cannes; and Marilyn by Martín Rodríguez Redondo (Films in Progress 31), presented in the Panorama section of the Berlinale.
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