The leading streaming platform has among the highlights of its catalog a highly awarded national production. Find out which one.
Among the highlights it offers Netflix to see, there is a Argentine film starring Natalia Oreiro. Is about Clandestine Childhood, a production released in 2012, which was awarded and considered a resounding success. She became a pre-candidate for the Oscars and was nominated for the Goya Awards. In addition, it has a score of 7/10 on the popular site specialized in film and series criticism. IMDb.
It was directed by Benjamín Avila, and the official soundtrack was produced by the Argentine band Divided. Has a duration of 110 minutesand it is dynamic from the beginning, dealing with ambiguous themes such as clandestinity and first love from the perspective of pre-adolescent children.
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What Clandestine Childhood is about, an Argentine Netflix film
Juan and his family return to Argentina, after being forced into exile by the military junta who still governs the country. In order to enter, through Brazil and illegally, the family must change their identity completely, which is why they are called Ernesto.
Although Juan is aware of his parents’ convictions and combativeness, he tries to lead a normal life, to enjoy his new school, the parties, camping trips and all the activities that surround a child who is only 12 years old.
His life changes completely when he meets María. In addition to finding it strange that she has only one name, he is strongly attracted to and experiences her first love. Confused by his situation, he turns to his uncle Beto, with whom he has a deep connection when it comes to expressing what he feels and asking for advice.
Trailer for Clandestine Childhood, Argentine Netflix film
Cast of Clandestine Childhood, Argentine Netflix film
- Natalia Oreiro as Cristina aka Charo
- César Troncoso as Horacio aka Daniel
- Teo Gutiérrez Moreno as Juan aka Ernesto Estrada
- Violeta Palukas as Maria
- Ernesto Alterio as Beto
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