The writer Hernán Casciari, creator of the Orsai project, has become embroiled in controversy after a group of 'producer partners' who funded films under the Orsai community accused him of fraud for not receiving their expected profits and for unclear handling of funds. One of the productions under Orsai is 'La muerte de un comediante,' filmed last year between Brussels and Argentina, directed by and starring Diego Peretti. In response to the accusations against Casciari, Peretti clarified his role in the project through an Instagram post. He stated that Casciari proposed he direct his first film using Orsai’s collective funding model, which had previously been used for 'La uruguaya.' Peretti emphasized that he was hired by Orsai to direct and write the screenplay for the film, working on a volunteer basis. He noted that neither he nor co-director Javier Beltramino were involved in setting conditions for producer investors or managing financial aspects of the project. Both signed fixed-honorarium contracts for artistic work. Peretti expressed pride in the work done and gratitude toward those who supported the project. Meanwhile, Casciari defended himself on Instagram, sharing a QR码
Bias read (Center): The article presents both perspectives, Peretti clarifying his involvement and Casciari defending himself, without overtly favoring one side. The framing remains neutral, focusing on the claims and responses rather than taking a stance.




