Synopsis
Martín (10) and Uriel (17) are brothers who live in an Indigenous community in Argentina. Uriel wants to move to the city after finishing school. Martín, who loves telling stories and inventing tales, shares with his friend Alan a story about his brother’s departure to the lands of the conquest, where the observational documentary gradually transforms into a noir fiction performed by the Indigenous community members themselves.
Director
Ezequiel Yanco
He is a historian and filmmaker based in Buenos Aires. He graduated with honors in History from the University of Buenos Aires and received an MFA in Creative Writing from NYU. His second film, La vida en común, had its co-world premiere at Visions du Réel and BAFICI. It has been programmed at the Viennale, Art of the Real, Sheffield Doc/Fest, DocLisboa, among others, and has received several awards, including Best Documentary at the Biarritz Festival.
