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AR🎭 Culture16 hr. ago

Movies have to be made, always.

The article discusses the creation of the Argentine film 'Sí, cambio,' directed by Juan Morgenfeld, which subverts traditional police procedural genres. The film centers around a detective who spends hours waiting in her car for a suspect who rarely appears, while her personal life unravels. This inversion of genre conventions forms the basis of the movie, which blends comedy with elements of everyday absurdity and was produced independently. The film features Tamara Leschner and María Villar and received two mentions at the last BAFICI festival. It will premiere in cinemas on July 23. Morgenfeld describes the project as driven more by the impulse to make his first feature film than any other motivation.

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Movies have to be made, always.

The article discusses the creation of the Argentine film 'Sí, cambio,' directed by Juan Morgenfeld, which subverts traditional police procedural genres. The film centers around a detective who spends hours waiting in her car for a suspect who rarely appears, while her personal life unravels. This inversion of genre conventions forms the basis of the movie, which blends comedy with elements of everyday absurdity and was produced independently. The film features Tamara Leschner and María Villar and received two mentions at the last BAFICI festival. It will premiere in cinemas on July 23. Morgenfeld describes the project as driven more by the impulse to make his first feature film than any other motivation.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on the creative process behind a film and does not engage with political issues, figures, or policies. There is no framing or slant detectable in the content.

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