The producer Adrian Suar referred to the situation of national culture today and assured that “People who live off cinema” were accused of living “off the State”. After receiving a Martin Fierro for the 30 years of his PolKa production companySuar recalled: “It’s been 30 years with more than 75 fictions. There comes a moment in life where there is an artistic journey that is part of everything.”
During the awards ceremony, the producer took a position on the conflicts between politics and national culture: “I feel that the role of the artist who has a voice always has to be a little critical. with the government in power,” he noted.
Your view on INCAA
He spoke about national cinema and remarked regarding the INCAA (National Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Arts): “There are many people who make a living from cinema, who have been accused of living off the State.I never lived off the State.” When referring to the budget that the institution gives, for the production of content, he said that “the INCAA percentage is minimal.”
He also reflected that “there are so many directors who, with the support of INCAA, have gone abroad.” “The more work there is, the better the country. He who has the most has to help. “I don’t believe in black and white,” he said.
“I really like the alternation in power, Democracy is young in Argentina. Always with debate and constructive criticism. It’s nice to improve, learn from others and recognize mistakes. Don’t cling to being the only truth,” he concluded on the subject.
A look at politics and culture
Regarding the relationship between both worlds, he stated: “I defended the culture. A debate is very important, It must be given, just like everything that is happening with the universities, it must be supported, it is very important. I don’t like the Argentina of ‘what doesn’t work closes’“There are people.”
“I like a debate when you can dialogue. Authoritarianism keeps me away,” Suar warned. He also remarked: “Those people who watch fiction and pay to go to the cinema or theater, With everything that moves culture, how can you not have empathy so that it improves?“.
“There are many things to correct, but on a basis“stressed the artist.
“Envidiosa”, his latest production
Currently produces one of the series of the moment: “Envidiosa”, on Netflix. In this sense he said: “It had never happened to me to have such great success on a platformalthough I previously produced content for others.
He also talked about the main character: “People fell into a feminine universe of a type of woman. One can identify with that difficulty that she has -Victoria Mori, the protagonist who is played by Griselda Siciliani to build links.” This is what he expressed this morning in dialogue with Viviana Canosa on Radio Rivadavia.
Source: Ambito
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