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New Directors/New Films 2021
April 28 - May 8, 2021
Swiss director Andreas Fontana brings an astonishingly assured eye and a finely tuned sense of impassive anxiety to this gripping debut feature set in the cloistered world of high finance in Argentina in the 1970s.
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Swiss director Andreas Fontana brings an astonishingly assured eye to this gripping debut feature set in the cloistered world of high finance in Argentina in the 1970s. With a finely tuned sense of impassive anxiety, Fabrizio Rongione (Two Days, One Night) plays a banker who has traveled from Geneva to Buenos Aires with his wife (Stéphanie Cléau) to disentangle the complicated threads left behind by a colleague who has mysteriously disappeared. Once there, he finds himself descending ever deeper into a sinister inner circle, connecting the country’s upper classes to the military junta’s ongoing “Dirty War.” A MUBI release. A New Directors/New Films 2021 selection.
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