This is “Danielito, the film”, by Gustavo Garzón (the story of a border man, shot in San Juan), “Las Brigadistas”, by Juan Pablo Lépore, and “Nalá”, by Florencia Martina Romero
Three national documentaries arising from their authors appear this week. Two of them belong to young image and sound design graduates of the UBA attentive to the life and teachings of two chiefs of native peoples. Thus, in “Las Brigadistas”, Juan Pablo Leporedirector of very attendable work of rural affairs, begins following a group of students and graduates of medicine who travel as volunteers towards rancheríos of forgotten people in the Chaco Salta. Once in the place, they confirm the state of abandonment in which the wichis and the contempt with which they are treated live, which is aggravated with the growing deforestation that also affects the native fauna and the land itself. But there is an oasis, which offers the old chieftain of a town where it is always practiced what is now called agroecology. The option is for small productions, but it is still the best and the only one that does not destroy the planet.
For its part, Florencia Martina Romero It discovers us in “Nalá” An out -of -standing person: the cacique of a Qom community (previously said Toba) that does not reside in its land of origin, the Chaco, but in the area of San Pedro, province of Buenos Aires. “An urban indigenous”as they say out there, or urbanized, but that maintains and disseminates the vision of its elders and encourages the mutual feeding of knowledge in matters of culture and medicines. Interesting, his encounter with a direct descendant of Comechingones, responsible for his in Berrotarán, province of Córdoba. These women are not theoretical discourse of fashion currents. It is the statement of realities that do not have to get lost.
Different from the previous ones, the other documentary is Gustavo Garzónthat in his case the life of a young man of good character who knew how to live with his limitations, and the teachings of a good amount and variety of specialists. It all started when the actor went to San Juan to present his previous documentary, “Down up”Registration of the pleasure of their children and other Down boys when, playing the theater, discovered and managed a new world of cheerful possibilities. There in San Juan Waiter He met Daniel Lópezthat defines himself as a border. Anyone would say that it is the fool of the town. Well, he, even being of humble origin and limited intellectual quotient, came to study short careers at the university, keeps his mother and has his own foundation. More than the fool, he is one of the most beloved people in the town, who is not a town, we are talking about the capital of the province. He suggested the actor to make a film about his life. What we see, what Waiter He does with true knowledge and virile affection, it’s simply called “Danielito. The movie “and it is worth it.
“Danielito. The film ”(Argentina, 2025); Address: Gustavo Garzón. “Nalá” (Argentina, 2025); Address: Florencia Romero. “Las Brigadistas” (Argentina, 2025); Address: Juan Pablo Lepore; Documentaries
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