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Gala nights, Page 3: J o i n u s o n t h e r e d c a r p e t a t o u r
gala nights - dress in your best for drinks and
mingling with our special guests while enjoying
the best of Latin American cinema. Opening Gala
black tie / dress to impress.
Film and Culture, Page 4: F i l m a n d c u l t u r e s e c t i o n
keeps offering the framework to reflect upon the
creative processes involved in filmmaking. We look
into the past, future, and, of course, the present of
Latin American cinema.
Latin American Blockbusters, Page 5: T h e s e f o u r
movies from Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and
Mexico have been travelling from Sundance to
Cannes, but more importantly have earned the
love of big audiences across the region.
Latin American Indie, Page 6: T h e L a t i n A m e r i c a n
film industry is booming and the quality of
independent cinema is rising with it. Come and
explore the up and coming Latin American cinema
in our Indie section.
Documentaries, Page 8: T h e f e s t i v a l w o u l d n ' t b e
complete without a documentary section. Have a
glimpse at our factual titles and learn more about
some aspects of Latin American reality.
Calendar, Page 11: D o n ' t g e t l o s t a m o n g s t s o m a n y
great films, here’s your map to the best Latin
American cinema.
Our team, Page 12: O u r
festival would not be
possible without our heroic team of volunteers
and advisors. Thanks a lot to everyone for the
huge effort this year!
Our Partners, Page 13: W e w o r k t o g e t h e r w i t h g r e a t
partners to bring you the best of Latin American
cinema. Thanks you for all your support for this
and past editions.
Venues: Odeon Covent Garden and Tate Modern
Tickets: www.discoveringlatinamerica.org
DLAFilmFestival
Discovering Latin America Film Festival
WELCOME
CELEBRATING OUR
1 0 t h EDITION!!!
Welcome to the 10th edition of the Discovering Latin America Film Festival, a
festival which not only brings the best of Latin American cinema to London but
also makes a difference in the region by contributing the proceeds to the less
privileged sectors of the population.
A lot has changed since we held our first edition more than a decade ago. Films
like “Amores Perros” and “Cidade de deus” were opening the doors for a new wave
of Latin American Cinema; now we see Latin American directors and actors
succeeding in all international arenas.
With 10 years of strong growth, the economy has also changed but there is still a
huge divide and extreme poverty across the region. This year we are donating the
festival’s proceeds to Association la Alianza, to support girls who are victims of
trafficking in Guatemala through residential care, counselling, education and
health care.
Around 50 volunteers from 20 different nationalities have come together this year
to bring you the 10th edition. I am extremely grateful for their effort and am sure
the long hours they have put in and your presence in the screenings will help us
make an impact in Latin America.
Thanks for helping us change Latin America!
Daniel Calderon, Festival Director
I’m extremely proud and truly delighted to welcome you all to the 10th
anniversary of the most thrilling Latin American film festival in London! We
are back with a spectacular selection of films, along with the most exciting
guests, retrospectives and workshops, all in prime London locations. We
will open the festival with the highly acclaimed “To Kill a Man”, and we are
honoured to have Alejandro Fernández Almendras joining us for the gala. We
also have Guita Schyfter, Javier Andrade and Luis Ospina, whose
retrospective organised in collaboration with Tate Modern is one of the
highlights of the festival. Along with the traditionally strongly represented
cinematographies of Argentina, Mexico and Brazil, this year we also
managed to secure some fantastic films from Cuba and Colombia, which
I’m really pleased about. I am also delighted to present feature films and
documentaries from lesser known cinematographies such as Guatemala,
Ecuador and Peru.
I very much hope you will enjoy this wonderful celebration of cinema from
one of the most fascinating parts of the world!
Agata Lulkowska, Artistic Director
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Gala Nights
Q&A with Alejandro Fernández Almendras
TO KILL A MAN
(Matar a un hombre) Alejandro Fernández
Almendras, 2014, Chile
Jorege is a hardworking family man barely
making ends meet. After he is mugged by
neighbourhood delinquent Kalule, his son tries
to confront the perpetrator only to be shot.
Jorge’s son nearly dies but Kalule receives just
two year and one day in prison. Once he is
released, Kalule exacts his revenge by
terrorizing Jorge's family. With no help from
the police, Jorge decides to take justice into
his own hands.
Winner Sundance Grand Jury Prize 2014
Odeon Covent Garden, 27th Nov 7:30 PM
Second Screening 30th Nov 9:30 PM
THE GERMAN DOCTOR
(Wakolda) Lucia Puenzo, 2013, Argentina
Q&A with Guita Schyfter
Q&A with Javier Andrade
PORCELAIN HORSE
(Mejor no hablar de ciertas cosas) Javier
Andrade, 2012, Ecuador
ORPHANS is the true story of a forbidden love
affair set in the oppressive and violent
atmosphere of nineteenth century Mexico.
Driven by the twin passions of love and idealism,
Melchor Ocampo defies the stain of illegitimacy
to shake off the crippling yoke of Spain and the
Church. In so doing, he becomes a founding
figure of modern day Mexico.
Paco Chavez leads a careless and charming life
on the coast of Ecuador. That life is full of
illicit drugs and the forbidden love affair with
Lucía, his former high school sweetheart, now
married to another man. One night Paco and
his younger brother Luis, a punk musician with
an even bigger drug problem, enter their
parents’ home to steal a porcelain horse to
pawn in order to score more drugs. Their father
catches them and a fight ensues, the
consequences of which will haunt both
brothers forever and will change the lives of
everyone around them.
Winner Best Film, Best Director
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences of Argentina 2013
Nominated Best Score, Best Costume
Design Ariel Awards Mexico 2014
Winner Best Film, Best Director Lleida
Latin American Film Festival 2013
Odeon Covent Garden, 1st Dec 8:00 PM
Odeon Covent Garden, 2nd Dec 7:30 PM
Odeon Covent Garden, 4th Dec 8:00 PM
Pre-screening 1st Dec 4:00 PM
1960, a travelling Doctor strikes up a
relationship with a local Argentinian family, in
particular their daughter Lilith, a lonely
12-year-old girl who unknowingly becomes
close friends with one of the world's most
terrifying Nazi war criminals, Josef Mengele
a.k.a. “The Angel Of Death”, who is on the run
for his crimes in Auschwitz. Based on true
events, this dark and intense dramatic thriller
from acclaimed writer-director Lucia Puenzo
(“XXY”, “The Fish Child”) is adapted from her
novel “Wakolda” exposing the hidden identity
of the “German Doctor”.
ORPHANS
(Huerfanos) Guita Schyfter, 2014, Mexico
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FILM & CULTURE
Luis Ospina is a penetrating observer and
commentator on Colombian reality and cinema. He is
a founding member of the Grupo de Cali / The Cali
Group, a pioneering group of film-makers, artists
and writers active in Cali, Colombia, whose
influential exploration of social reality and popular
genres extends from the 1970s into the present.
Presented together with the Tate Modern, this
season will be accompanied by a rare London
appearance by Luis Ospina who will present the
screenings and discuss his remarkable body of work.
Q&A Luis Ospina
PURE BLOOD + THE
VAMPIRES OF POVERTY
Agarrando Pueblo / The Vampires of Poverty
(1978) made with Carlos Mayolo is a classic
and still provocative work exploring the role of
film in social and political life. Following a film
crew’s search for the most abject subject to
exploit in their ‘militant’ film, the work is a
landmark in the history of documentary film,
questioning the values and motivations of
This opening screening will shed light on the
so-called ‘political’ film-makers. The
legendary Grupo de Cali with Oiga Vea / Hear,
screening will be followed by Luis Opsina’s
See (1972) a key early film by Luis Ospina seminal chiller Pura sangre / Pure Blood (1982)
and Carlos Mayolo and the essay film Andrés
an ironic commentary on Colombian social
Caicedo: Unos Pocos Buenos Amigos (1986)
inequality, made in the guise of a Roger
on the cult author Andrés Caicedo. Consisting
Corman movie. Linked by the theme of
of film-makers, writers and artists, the Grupo vampirism, these films adapt existing genres
de Cali, also known as The Cali Group, led a
to create modern political parables – as
cultural upheaval in Colombia through
Ospina has commented ‘the story of the
publications, screenings and creation of
vampire has always been a political one… It is
unique films that reflected on the
a tale of power.’
relationship between popular and political
culture in Latin America.
SEMPER FIDEL
Q&A LUIS OSPINA
AND GRUPO DE CALI
Tate Modern, Starr Auditorium,
28th Nov 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Tate Modern, Starr Auditorium,
29th Nov 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Robert Pietri, 2014
USA, UK, Cuba, European Premiere
Un tigre de papel / A Paper Tiger (2007) explores
the 20th Century through the life of artist Pedro
Manrique Figueroa, a pioneer of collage in
Colombia, whose adventurous life is filled with
contradictions that draw together art, politics,
truth and fiction. Luis Ospina will present his
latest film Un tigre de papel, which draws on his
extensive personal archive.co.
Followed by Q&A/Case study with Robert Pietri
(Director), James Alexandrou (Lead Actor), Tara
Pietri (Producer), Fermin Galeano Gaekel
(Actor), Richard Lennon (Composer, Musician,
and Swingman). In the wake of his estranged
father's death, U.S. Marine Jim Acosta goes to
Havana to learn about his father's past. He
discovers that his grandfather, Mario, is still
alive and the owner of a boxing gym in Havana.
Jim convinces Mario to train him and a bond is
created that will change them both.
Case study after screening will focus
Impromptu Strategies. An overview of methods
and processes for creating cinema in the
moment with the resources at hand.
Tate Modern, Starr Auditorium,
29th Nov 8:00 - 10:00 PM
Odeon Covent Garden, 29th Nov 2:00 PM
Q&A Luis Ospina
A PAPER TIGER
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THE WAY HE LOOKS
THE CLOWN
THE CRITIC
(O Palhaço) Selton Mello, 2012, Brazil
(El critico) Hernan Guerschuny,
2013, Argentina
THE BEACH D.C.
(La playa D.C.) Juan Andres Arango, 2012,
Colombia, France, Brazil
Leonardo and Giovana are best of friends; like
all teenagers they yearn for more
independence from their parents, dream of
going abroad and to experience love's first
kiss. Gabriel, the new boy at school, quickly
becomes friends with them both but ultimately
three becomes a crowd. Who will Leonardo give
his first kiss to? “The Way He Looks” is the
debut feature length film from award-winning
filmmaker Daniel Ribeiro, who won the Iris
Prize for the short film “I Don’t Want to Go
Home Alone”, which “The Way He Looks” was
based upon.
Téllez is a severe and prestigious film critic,
weary of Hollywood romantic comedies and
certain that the best of cinema has already died.
Perhaps because of his work, he suffers from
what he calls the 'maladie du cinema' and he
sees the world as if it were a big movie he can't
avoid criticising. He unexpectedly meets Sofía, a
young, attractive woman who has little in
common with his good taste. He would describe
her as “elemental, constructed on a basis of
cliches”. Random circumstances bring them
together over and over again in strangely idyllic
situations. He tries to escape from a staging
that he loathes but suspects that the movie
genre that he hates is taking revenge.
Tomas, an Afro-Colombian teenager pushed out
of the Pacific coast by war, flees to the city
where he faces the difficulty of growing up
surrounded by exclusion and racism. When Jairo,
his younger brother and closest friend
disappears, Tomas plunges into the streets of
the city. His search compels him to face his past
and to leave aside the influence of his brothers
in order to find his own identity. Through this
journey, Tomas reveals a unique perspective of a
vibrant and unstable city that, like Tomas,
stands on the threshold between what once was
and what might be.
This charming, light-hearted dramedy,
co-written and directed by lead actor Mello,
explores identity and the road to self-acceptance.The Circo Esperança (Hope Circus) roams
the valleys and mountains of southwestern
Brazil. Among its hodgepodge of misfits, are
the father/son clown duo of Pangaré (Mangy
Horse) and Puro Sangue (Thoroughbred), who
make a living making people laugh. In one
pivotal scene, Pangaré asks, “I make people
laugh, but who will make me laugh?” His
father responds, “In life we have to do what we
know how to do.” By capturing the seemingly
insignificant moments that make up life in a
family or small community, Mello evokes a
special time and space and makes it intimately
recognisable - even if you've never been part of
an exotic circus.
Winner Best Feature Film Berlin
International Film Festival 2014
Winner Latin Film Competition Gramado
Film Festival 2014
Nominated Golden Camera, Un Certain
Regard Award Cannes Film Festival 2012
Winner Best Film Cinema Brazil Grand
Prize 2012
Odeon Covent Garden, 30th Nov 7:45 PM,
2nd Dec 5:45 PM
Odeon Covent Garden, 29th Nov 8:15 PM,
4th Dec 6:00 PM
Odeon Covent Garden, 29th Nov 6:30 PM,
2nd Dec 4:00 PM
Odeon Covent Garden, 28th Nov 8:00 PM,
1st Dec 6:00 PM
(Hoje Eu Quero Voltar Sozinho) Daniel
Ribeiro, 2014, Brazil
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DUST IN THE TONGUE
(La Tierra en la lengua) Ruben Mendoza,
2014, Colombia
In his twilight years, Silvio Vega, a child of the
destitution and violence of Colombia’s
countryside, takes a trip with his two
grandchildren to force them to kill him instead
of dying of old age. As their grandfather’s
indecipherable essence grows clearer, the
grandchildren choose instead to prolong his
agony.The futile sordid days are spent
surrounded by an indifferent Nature and her
voracity, mystery and power, on the Great
Plains of Casanare, Colombia.
Winner Best Film Cartagena Film
Festival 2014
Odeon Covent Garden, 30th Nov 6:00 PM,
4th Dec 4:00 PM
DISTANCE
(Distancia) Sergio Ramirez , 2011,
Guatemala, UK premiere, Co-Hosted with
Casa Alianza UK
GREEN GREEN
(Verde verde) Enrique Pineda Barnet ,
2012, Cuba, UK premiere
Mysterious labyrinths, semi-real architecture,
sensual gay bars and the bizarre atmosphere
of a port city. Two extraordinary protagonists,
Alfredo, a demonic navy nurse, and Carlos, a
trendy computer technician, find themselves
in a life changing encounter, where the
sensual temptation, the strengths of
characters, and seduction will change their
lives forever. The atemporal and a-spatial plot,
suggestively and skilfully reflects the
complexities of chimeric Cuba.
Tomas Choc is two days and 150 kilometres
from seeing Lucía, his only living daughter. It’s
been twenty years since she was kidnapped by
the army during the Guatemalan conflict when
she was three years old. Tomas kept a journal of
his experience of struggle, resistance and
survival so that his story would not be forgotten.
In spite of the anguish of her absence, he had
hoped that one day he could give it to his
daughter. This day has come. We follow Tomas
on his journey towards the reunion with Lucía
and we will witness how he must overcome the
obstacles that destiny has created between
them. Distance can be measured in geography,
time, culture and even emotions when it comes
to the human condition.
MALAVENTURA
Michel Lipkes, 2011, Mexico
ndie
Odeon Covent Garden, 29th Nov 10:15 PM,
3rd Dec 4:30 PM
On a normal day, an old man walks the streets
of Mexico City. As life goes by as usual,
memories burden the old man, guilt starts to
drive him and then pain takes over. Still, he
continues on, as does life around him in its
own mysterious ways.
Winner First Work Havana Film Festival 2012
Nominated Golden Lady Harimaguada Las
Palmas Film Festival 2012
Odeon Covent Garden, 28th Nov 3:45 PM,
3rd Dec 8:30 PM
Odeon Covent Garden, 28th Nov 10:00 PM
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ANA’S FILM
(La pelicula de Ana) Daniel Díaz torres,
2012, Cuba
CHASING FIREFLIES
(Cazando luciernagas) Roberto Flores
Prieto, 2013, Colombia
Event
Full of twists and turns, this comedy/drama by
Daniel Diaz Torres, tells a fascinating story of a
professional actress who decides to embark on
a new career path after experiencing a
prolonged bout of artistic frustration. However,
the ambitious plans get complicated when the
international film-makers get involved. A
character study of great depth and veracity, La
pelicula de Ana also works beautifully as a
satire of a film industry obsessed with the
female body and all of its mysteries. It’s also
an interesting auto-reflection of the
image-making processes and a beautiful
portrait of Havana.
Manrique is the man in charge of watching an
abandoned salt mine in a recondite place in
the Colombian Caribbean. In his work, he has
found the perfect excuse to isolate himself
from a world that does not appeal to him
anymore. Nevertheless, the unusual
appearance of a dog that likes to chase
fireflies in the dark, and the unexpected
arrival of Valeria, a thirteen year old daughter
whose existence he ignored, will allow this
solitary man an opportunity to recover the joy
of being alive.
Nominated Best Actress The Platino
Awards 2014
Winner Best Screenplay, Best Director
Gramado Film Festival 2013
'How-to' films written by indigenous children from the Andes of Peru. Their mission is to teach you.
Over the course of 18 months, Amantani worked with a group of indigenous children from
marginalised communities, giving them the communications tools they needed to teach their
ancestral skills to people all over the world. The children created a series of short films to share
positive aspects of community life, which make them proud to be indigenous. The “Meet My World”
series is an invitation to reimagine the relationship between the world’s poor and the people in a
position to help. Amantani wants to address the historical imbalance in this relationship, moving
away from pity and assumptions of cultural superiority, towards reciprocal connections based on
respect and common understanding.
Odeon Covent Garden, 29th Nov 4:30 PM
Odeon Covent Garden, 30th Nov 4:00 PM
Odeon Covent Garden, 3rd Dec 6:30 PM
Special Event
MEET MY WORLD
Gala Night - Hosted by Amantani
Peru, 2014
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Documentaries
LOOKING FOR THE HUEMUL
(Buscando al Huemul) Juan Diego Kantor,
2012, Argentina, UK premiere
Ladislao Orosco sets out on a journey around the mountain
chain, in the south of Argentina.
He is longing to find a Huemul specimen, a native deer whose
only fate appears to be extinction. His loyal old friend Nazareno
Rodríguez will remain by his side in this adventure. As
unexpected questions arise, discover the hidden part of their
stories as Mapuches and as Argentines. They will resist fading
away; if the Huemul is alive, there is hope for them.
Odeon Covent Garden, 28th Nov 6:00 PM
BLOMBERG’S SECRETS
(El secreto de la luz) Rafael Barriga, 2014,
Ecuador, UK premiere
OUT OF FOCUS
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A Glimpse of Ecuador in the 20th century as documented by
Swedish explorer Rolf Blomberg. He first arrived to study the
Galapagos Islands in 1934; following numerous journeys, he
eventually set his headquarters in Quito. His unique exploration of
Ecuador resulted in a thrilling and intricate body of work. Reviewing
it today draws an unprecedented portrait of a country where
ancestral cultures and modern desires intertwine. The rich
memoires, films, photographs and illustrations shed the light into
Blomberg’s impressive legacy.
(Fuera de foco) Adrian Arce and Antonio
Zirión, 2014, Mexico, UK Premiere
&
This is a collaborative documentary about arts, culture and
everyday life inside a prison for minors. It was shot during a
photography and video workshop with young inmates at the
Juvenile Community for Specialized Treatment in San Fernando,
Mexico City.
Sunday of Documentaries, Odeon Covent Garden, 30th Nov 2:00 PM
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SEMPER FIDEL Q&A
Robert Pietri, James Alex Androu
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Discount £5
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MON 1-Dic
TUE 2-Dic
4:00-5:45 PM
PORCELAIN HORSE
4:00 - 5:30 PM
THE BEACH D.C.
ODEON 1
4:00 - 5:45 PM
CHASING FIREFLIES
ODEON 1
ODEON 1
ODEON 1
5:45 - 7:30 PM
THE WAY HE LOOKS
5:00 - 7:00 PM
PURE BLOOD + THE VAMPIRES
OF POVERTY, Q&A Luis Ospina
Discount £5
Prime £10
6:30 - 8:00 PM
THE BEACH D.C.
ODEON 1
7:30 -10:00 PM
TO KILL A MAN
Opening Gala Q&A Alejandro
Fernandez
ODEON 2
Gala £12
TATE
6:00 - 7:30 PM
LOOKING FOR THE HUEMUL
7:00 - 9:00 PM
Grupo de Cali
Q&A Luis Ospina
TATE
Discount £5
8:00 - 9:30 PM
THE CLOWN
ODEON 1
Prime £10
10:00 -11:30 PM
MALAVENTURA
ODEON 1
ODEON 1
ODEON 1
6:00 - 7:30 PM
DUST ON THE TONGUE
ODEON 1
6:00 - 7:30 PM
THE CLOWN
Prime £10
8:00 -10:00 PM
PAPER TIGER, Q&A Luis Ospina
Prime £10
TATE
7:30 -10:30 PM
ORPHANS
Q&A Guita Schyfter
8:00 - 9:30 PM
WAKOLDA
8:15 -10:00 PM
THE CRITIC
Gala £12
ODEON 2
9:30 - 11:00 PM
TO KILL A MAN
10:15 -11:30 PM
GREEN GREEN
Prime £10
ODEON 1
Discount £5 Discount £5
ODEON 1
Discount £5
ODEON 1
Discount £5
6:00 - 8:00 PM
THE CRITIC
ODEON 1
Prime £10
ODEON 2
Gala £12
8:00 -10:00 PM
PORCELAIN HORSE
Q&A Javier Andrade
ODEON 2
Discount £5
Prime £10
4:30 - 6:00 PM
GREEN GREEN
6:30 - 8:30 PM
MEET MY WORLD
Amantani event
ODEON 1
ODEON 1
4:00 - 5:30 PM
DUST ON THE TONGUE
Prime £10
Prime £10 Prime £10
7:45 -9:15 PM
THE WAY HE LOOKS
ODEON 1
THU 4-Dic
Discount £5
Prime £10 Prime £10 Discount £5 Discount £5
ODEON 1
WED 3-Dic
Gala £12
8:30 -10:00 PM
DISTANCE
ODEON 1
Gala £12
ODEON 1
Prime £10
ODEON 1
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FESTIVAL DIRECTOR: Daniel Calderon
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR: Agata Lulkowska
DEPUTY ARTISTIC DIRECTOR AND MEXICO CURATOR: German Martinez Martinez
ARGENTINA CURATOR AND ARGENTINIAN PRODUCTION: Carlos Felipe Galvis, Fernando Sdrigotti,
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