Scorsese, Paul Thomas Anderson, C. Murphy o quien sea puede decir "detengan lo que están haciendo con el INCAA". Les va a chupar un huevo, incluso si Arnold Schwarzenegger o Sly se manifiestan y el New York Times lo publica en primera plana. No es una cuestión de razones.
"El presidente populista de derecha de Argentina, Javier Milei, está avanzando con los planes de su administración para desfinanciar el Instituto de cine del país, lo que afectará negativamente a festivales de cine nacionales como el de Mar del Plata."
The screening + Q&A with Ulises de la Orden at 3:45pm on Saturday, September 23 co-presented by @hrwfilmfestival, moderated by Acting Deputy Program Director Maria McFarland Sánchez-Moreno. @hrw@FilmForumNYC https://t.co/tkbd6zGsF4
Ulises de la Orden's THE TRIAL (EL JUICIO) opens @filmforumnyc 9/22: a shocking account, using never-before-seen footage, of the 1985 trial of 9 leaders of Argentina’s dictatorship, the 1st major prosecution of crimes against humanity since Nuremberg. https://t.co/k6T3HclhPL
Leo Goldsmith reviews Ulises de la Orden’s El Juicio (The Trial), “a documentary that is both comprehensive and (relatively) concise, and which summons an image of the ‘Trial of the Juntas’ that is both ghostly and hyperreal.” https://t.co/lZtENYmsLS
Ulises de la Orden's THE TRIAL (EL JUICIO) opens on Fri, 9/22: a shocking account, using never-before-seen footage, of the 1985 trial of 9 leaders of Argentina’s dictatorship, the 1st major prosecution of crimes against humanity since Nuremberg. https://t.co/m6sGVOSiGm
New York Times Critic's Pick. "Ulises de la Orden’s conscientious documentary is a necessary act of memory" says @NicolasRapold on the Argentine documentary THE TRIAL / EL JUICIO, opening tomorrow Friday, September 22 at @FilmForumNYC
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