Carancho (Vulture) a film by Pablo Tapero (2010)
02/07/14
SYNOPSIS
In Argentina, more than eight thousand people die every year in road accidents. Behind every tragedy there is an industry, supported by the compensations of insurance companies and the weakness of the law. Sosa, is a lawyer who moves through emergency rooms of public hospitals and police stations in search of potential customers. Luján, is a young doctor from the province. This love story begins the night Luján and Sosa meet on the street. She's trying to save a man's life; he's trying to turn him into his customer.
Film Synopsis (for more information visit the website)
Nordeste (Northeast) a film by Juan Solanas (104 MIN, 2005)
02/20/14
SYNOPSIS
At age 43, after sacrificing nearly everything to achieve her career ambitions, helene, a beautiful and strong French woman, decides to stop letting life pass her by.
Her desire to be a mother takes her to the most removed part of Argentina, searching for a child to adopt. There she discovers the Nord Este, a wild region where the astonishing beauty of the countryside violently contrasts with such a misery that any kind of corruption, dealing or compromise becomes possible. As she meets people and gets closer to them, Helene faces her own doubts, finally walking the razor's edge.
Paco, La Punta del Iceberg (Paco, The Tip of The Iceberg) a film by Diego Rafecas (128 MIN, 2009)
03/06/2014
Next Door Man a film by Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat (100 MIN, 2009)
03/20/2014
SYNOPSIS
In The Man Next Door (El Hombre de al Lado), Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat look at what happens when two neighbors from opposite worlds are forced to confront one another’s existence. In this black comedy, Leonardo (Rafael Spregelburd) is a prestigious designer who lives with his family in a famous house designed by Le Corbusier. Life is seemingly ideal for Leonardo until one day his neighbor Victor (Daniel Aráoz), a boorish used-car salesman, breaks through a common wall to make a window in order to “catch a few rays of sun.” Unfortunately, Victor’s new window looks directly into Leonardo’s living space. As the tension mounts between Leonardo and Victor, the film explores the complex relationships between class differences, social barriers, and right and wrong. Viewers are kept wondering who will prevail in the continuous conflict and the film finishes with an unexpected ending.Enamored of architecture, the film is meticulously designed. Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat give it a carefully crafted weirdness as well as a figurative quality. The multiple award-winning film was shot entirely at Casa Curutchet (La Plata, Argentina), an architectural masterpiece and the only house in the Americas designed by Le Corbusier.
La mosca en la Ceniza (The Fly in the Ashes) a film by Gabriela David (98 MIN, 2010)
04/03/2014
Silencios (Silences) a film by Mercedes García Guevara (91 MIN, 2009)
04/24/2014 -- CHANGED from original date of 4/17/14