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Interview with Alejo Moguillansky for Pin de Fartie presented at 2025 Venice Film Festival - Orizzonti section. Interview conducted by Eric Lavallée for IONCINEMA.com.
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Timestamps:
1:34 - Tell me about the strategy of repetition in this film...
6:50 - I find that Cleo is the film’s centerpiece - how did you see your daughter/the actress access and explore the material?
10:55 - a house by a lake, a recording studio, hotel room, a room with a dying pianist - no accident that we find ourselves in a lot of boxes - does it say something about the state of Argentina ...?
14:28 - It's not an accident that you made this film at this current (political) timeline
15:55 - ...and I like how you choose to film near cinema Gaumont in Buenos Aires
18:03 - When you were thinking about making this film ... did you think all about the idea of "spaces"
19:50 - My favorite sequences are the one in which you are acting in...
23:38 - I'm curious about the collective El Pampero Cine (you along with Laura Citarella and Mariano Llinás) - how is it determined who will be next to film their feature?
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CREDITS
Producers: Laura Citarella, Ezequiel Pierri
Director: Alejo Moguillansky
Screenplay: Luciana Acuña, Alejo Moguillansky, Mariano Llinás
Cinematographer: Inés Duacastella, Tebbe Schöning
Editor: Alejo Moguillansky, Mariano Llinás
Music: Maxi Prietto
Sound: Marcos Canosa
Cast: Santiago Gobernori, Cleo Moguillansky, Laura Paredes, Marcos Ferrante, Luciana Acuña, Maxi Prietto, Laura López Moyano, Fernando Tur, Margarita Fernández, Alejo Moguillansky
IONCINEMA.com is a media outlet featuring daily news, reviews and interviews in American indie, world cinema, documentary film & film festivals. Our motto: We heart subtitles!
Interview with Alejo Moguillansky for Pin de Fartie presented at 2025 Venice Film Festival - Orizzonti section. Interview conducted by Eric Lavallée for IONCINEMA.com.
Please support us by SUBSCRIBING to our Youtube channel!:
youtube.com/user/ioncinema?sub_confirmation=1
Let us know what you think of Alejo Moguillansky's Pin de Fartie - leave your comments below!
Timestamps:
1:34 - Tell me about the strategy of repetition in this film...
6:50 - I find that Cleo is the film’s centerpiece - how did you see your daughter/the actress access and explore the material?
10:55 - a house by a lake, a recording studio, hotel room, a room with a dying pianist - no accident that we find ourselves in a lot of boxes - does it say something about the state of Argentina ...?
14:28 - It's not an accident that you made this film at this current (political) timeline
15:55 - ...and I like how you choose to film near cinema Gaumont in Buenos Aires
18:03 - When you were thinking about making this film ... did you think all about the idea of "spaces"
19:50 - My favorite sequences are the one in which you are acting in...
23:38 - I'm curious about the collective El Pampero Cine (you along with Laura Citarella and Mariano Llinás) - how is it determined who will be next to film their feature?
CONNECT with IONCINEMA.com
Visit our website: ioncinema.com
Twitter: twitter.com/ioncinema
Facebook: facebook.com/ioncinema
Instagram: instagram.com/ioncinema
CREDITS
Producers: Laura Citarella, Ezequiel Pierri
Director: Alejo Moguillansky
Screenplay: Luciana Acuña, Alejo Moguillansky, Mariano Llinás
Cinematographer: Inés Duacastella, Tebbe Schöning
Editor: Alejo Moguillansky, Mariano Llinás
Music: Maxi Prietto
Sound: Marcos Canosa
Cast: Santiago Gobernori, Cleo Moguillansky, Laura Paredes, Marcos Ferrante, Luciana Acuña, Maxi Prietto, Laura López Moyano, Fernando Tur, Margarita Fernández, Alejo Moguillansky
IONCINEMA.com is a media outlet featuring daily news, reviews and interviews in American indie, world cinema, documentary film & film festivals. Our motto: We heart subtitles!
