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SAN SEBASTIAN 2021 San Sebastián Industry

Le Forum de la coproduction Europe-Amérique latine de San Sebastian va accueillir 14 projets

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- Le forum, qui aura lieu dans un format hybride du 20 au 22 septembre, a invité des équipes d’Argentine, de Colombie, du Chili, d’Espagne, du Mexique, du Pérou et d'Uruguay

Le Forum de la coproduction Europe-Amérique latine de San Sebastian va accueillir 14 projets
Le réalisateur Francisco Marise, qui présentera au Forum son projet Camionero

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Fourteen projects hailing from seven countries have been selected for the tenth Europe-Latin America Co-Production Forum. The event, which will form part of the 69th edition of the San Sebastián Film Festival, will take place from 20-22 September, in a hybrid format, with the chance to organise online meetings with industry professionals unable to travel to the Basque city in person.

The market has received a total of 200 projects this year. As is the case every year, the selected titles will be duking it out for the Award for Best Project at the Europe-Latin America Co-Production Forum, the DALE! Award (Development Latin America-Europe) and the ArteKino International Award.

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As for this year’s selection, a number of directors who previously took part in the festival with their feature debuts are coming back to San Sebastián with the projects for their sophomore features, such as Argentina’s Romina Paula (winner of the Horizontes Award in 2019 with Again Once Again) and her fellow countryman Francisco Marise (who participated in New Directors in 2018 with To War [+lire aussi :
critique
bande-annonce
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]
). They are joined by another Argentinian, Inés Barrionuevo (who will simultaneously be vying for the Golden Shell with her Camila Comes Out Tonight), Uruguay’s Agustín Banchero (who, in turn, will be taking part in New Directors with Hilda’s Short Summer), plus Colombia’s Juan Andrés Arango and Argentina’s Paula Hernández, whose respective films La Playa DC [+lire aussi :
bande-annonce
fiche film
]
and The Sleepwalkers were screened in past editions of Horizontes Latinos.

Standing out among the remaining projects chosen, besides feature debuts by fresh-faced directors, are the Mexican movie by China’s Johnny Ma (who passed through the Cannes Directors’ Fortnight in 2019 with To Live to Sing) and the new horror flick by Argentina’s Laura Casabé, which picked up an award at Sitges and has been co-written with Benjamín Naishtat.

Here is the full list of selected projects:

Alemania [+lire aussi :
critique
bande-annonce
interview : María Zanetti
fiche film
]
María Zanetti (Argentina/Germany)
Producer: Tarea Fina

CamioneroFrancisco Marise (Spain/Argentina)
Producer: Lolita Films

Chin-GoneJohnny Ma (Mexico/Brazil/Canada)
Producer: Desvia Produções

CelesteNayra Ilic García (Chile/Italy/France)
Producer: Oro Films

Where the River BeginsJuan Andrés Arango (Colombia/Canada/France)
Producer: Inercia Películas

El porvenir de la miradaCristian Leighton (Chile)
Producer: Storyboard Media

El viento que arrasaPaula Hernández (Argentina/Uruguay)
Producer: TBC

Spectrum - Inés Barrionuevo (Argentina)
Producer: Gualicho Cine

People by NightRomina Paula (Argentina)
Producer: Varsovia Films

The SuccessionMartín Kalina (Argentina/Uruguay)
Producer: Pasto Cine

The Virgin of the Quarry LakeLaura Casabé (Argentina/Mexico)
Producer: Ajimolido Films

The Passing DeathsAgustín Banchero (Uruguay)
Producer: Tarkiofilm

Stay StillJoanna Lombardi (Peru)
Producer: El Árbol Azul

SarahÁlvaro Aponte Centeno (Chile/Puerto Rico)
Producer: Audiovisual Don Quijote Films Ltda

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