Hermógenes is not only illiterate, but also “inept.” This inability to “fit in” is like a birthmark that turns out to be not only a stigma throughout his life, but also an intimate personal explanation for his misfortunes. Hermógenes is a typical farmhand from “the pampas” (the vast fertile lowlands of Argentina), who is immersed in a breathtaking game that intertwines inescapable despair, doom and death. In all his ignorance and simplicity Hermógenes was aware of the inexorability of fate. From there we got the quote “Life is a destiny to fulfill”, which is repeated again and again throughout the court hearings. Almost every scene in the film is inspired by real facts concerning this event or based on well-documented daily practices of the “meat business” and its environment (meat distributors, illegal labor, migrant domestic workers, etc.).ĭuring the research for the film, we had access to files related to the true “Hermógenes” murder trial. The film is based on a very thorough investigation on a real event that happened in Buenos Aires 10 years ago. The Country of Fear (El país del miedo) Francisco Espada A festival favorite, The Country of Fear touches upon one of the most talk about behavioral issues happening on campus these days. His great desire is to have a grandson to. Guaraní (Guaraní) Luis Zorraquín A heartfelt story, Guaraní follows fisherman Atilio as he travels with his granddaughter Iara to Buenos Aires. Ixcanul, Volcano (Ixcanul, Volcán) Jayro Bustamante GUATEMALA’S OFFICIAL ENTRY TO THE ACADEMY AWARDS® The brilliant debut by Guatemalan filmmaker Jayro Bustamante is a mesmerizing fusion of fact and. NN (NN Sin Identidad) Héctor Gálvez Peru’s submission to the Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film, NN is a compelling drama that won filmmaker Héctor Gálvez the Best Director. Interests Section, 58-year old Lourdes counsels thousands of Cubans seeking a U.S. Related Films The Travel Agent (Pequeñas Mentiras Piadosas) Niccolò Bruna From her tiny office overlooking the U.S.
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