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The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival: The Latin American season

El 22 de February de 2011 en Uncategorized por | Sin comentarios

The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival, are proud to announce a Latin American season which will present a variety of superb titles.

The Latin American Season turns the spotlight on a variety of projects including October, directed by brothers Daniel and Diego Vega Vidal, which focuses on the life of Clemente after he finds a baby.  October is a sharply witty Peruvian film which received the prestigious Special Jury Mention in Cannes 2010.  Another festival favourite is Preludio.  Consisting of one continuous, unbroken shot for its entirety, Preludio is a bot-meets-girl story wonderfully void of any cinematic clichés.  Director Eduardo Lucatero will attend the screening.

Other titles include Nostalgia for the Light. Using the Atacama Desert as a departure point, Nostalgia for the Light, part-documentary, part-cinematic essay, concerns a captivating investigation.  Abel, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, tells the story of a boy who decides to become the father figure of his family in Diego Luna’s debut.  Paulo Trapero’s Carancho is about a personal injury lawyer caught up in a cycle of violence, coupled with an engrossing love story set amongst Argentinians. 

Another anticipated debut screening at the festival is What I Love the Most directed by Delfina Castagino.  What I Love the Most depicts two women in their 20’s pondering their friendship and lives.  And screened to great success at last year’s Cannes Festival, The Silent House is a marvelously unique take on the horror genre, filmed in one single continuous shot.

The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival would like to thank its funders and sponsors: Jameson, The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon, Bord Scannán na hÉireann / the Irish Film Board, Fáilte Ireland, Cineworld, Renault, The Merrion Hotel, RTÉ 2FM, Windmill Lane, Wells Cargo and Entertainment.ie.

Jameson Dublin International Film Festival
Ticketing Office: Filmbase, Curved Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
Tel: 01 687 7974
Web: http://www.jdiff.com/
Email: info(at)jdiff.com
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Twitter: @DublinFilmFest
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For Special Promotions and Ticket Sales, please keep an eye on http://www.jdiff.com/

Download full listing of the Latin American Season (.doc)

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80 Egunean / For 80 days

El 21 de February de 2011 en Uncategorized por | Sin comentarios

Proyección cinematográfica / Film Screening

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Cineworld Dublin
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Dublin 1

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