Dec 20, 2009
"Puro Mula" shows the Golden Age of Latin America Cinema
Friday, December 18th, 2009 @ 17:41
GlobalVoices
A vibrant movement of Latin American film producers is flourishing and creating a 21st Century “Golden Age” of Latin American cinema. A group of film artists from across the region recently filmed the movie “Puro Mula” (see trailer here) in a suburb of Guatemala City. However, it is not yet finished due to their reduced budget [es] writes Julio Flores.
Hacer Cine en Guatemala [es] summarizes the plot, which occurs during the course of the same day. Joel Fonseca, a lazy 28-year-old, who still lives with his parents, is the star of the film. He was given the responsibility to watch over his nephew, but the child leaves the house without notice, so Joel has to go out and try to find him.
The film is directed by Enrique Pérez from the collective Best Picture System, who describe themselves as much more than just a group of young people filming a movie.
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GlobalVoices
A vibrant movement of Latin American film producers is flourishing and creating a 21st Century “Golden Age” of Latin American cinema. A group of film artists from across the region recently filmed the movie “Puro Mula” (see trailer here) in a suburb of Guatemala City. However, it is not yet finished due to their reduced budget [es] writes Julio Flores.
Hacer Cine en Guatemala [es] summarizes the plot, which occurs during the course of the same day. Joel Fonseca, a lazy 28-year-old, who still lives with his parents, is the star of the film. He was given the responsibility to watch over his nephew, but the child leaves the house without notice, so Joel has to go out and try to find him.
The film is directed by Enrique Pérez from the collective Best Picture System, who describe themselves as much more than just a group of young people filming a movie.
To Read More =>
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