From Tuesday to Tuesday

De martes a martes
Gustavo Fernandez Triviño
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Latinbeat 2013

July 12 - 21, 2013

New York Premiere!

A tough bodybuilder with a gentle heart dreams of one day opening his own gym, but his plans are derailed when he witnesses a crime in this drama-turned-thriller by first-time director Trivino.

DIRECTOR
Gustavo Fernandez Triviño
YEAR
2012
COUNTRY
Argentina
RUNTIME
97 minutes
LANGUAGE
Spanish with English subtitles
ORIGINAL TITLE
De martes a martes
START DATE
July 15, 2013

New York Premiere!

Juan Benitez is a tough bodybuilder with a slightly menacing presence, but gentle and quiet in his interactions with people. He is hardworking, a textile factory operator during the day and a club bouncer at night, and dreams of eventually opening his own gym. But with a family to support, this prospect seems out of reach. Midway into the story, his steady routine is overturned after he witnesses a crime, and the film takes on a different tone, moving from subdued drama to a taut and suspenseful thriller as Benitez ponders what action to take. A cameraman and assistant director on more than 70 films since he graduated from film school 16 years ago, this is Trivino’s directorial debut.

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