Laura Casabe

After having worked on other peoples short films, clips and feature movies like Filmatron by Pablo Pares in 2007, she directs her first feature in 2010, called El hada buena – Una fábula peronista. This year she comes to the BIFFF with her second feature: Benavidez’s Case.

KRYPTONITA

Burnt-out and pill-popping doctor Gonzalez does the graveyard shift at a dilapidated emergency ward in Buenos Aires’ worst neighborhood. The radio is talking about the latest feat of the notorious Super Gasoline Gang. They’ve robbed a bank and given all the loot to a soup kitchen. Corrupt cop Ventura wheels in a wounded petty thief… Continue reading KRYPTONITA

THE ROTTEN LINK

Fan of regional craftsmanship and authenticity… welcome to El Escondido! This small village with barely 20 inhabitants seems completely immune to 21st century modern life. The priest keeps the Christian faith alive. Raulo, a big dude who must have banged his head on the wall too many times, distributes logs of wood to the community… Continue reading THE ROTTEN LINK

BENAVIDEZ’S CASE

During his entire existence,art teacher Benavidez has been living in the shadow of his formidable father, a famous artist who constantly reminded his son of his lack of talent and vision. Even more painful is that the love of his life, one of his ex-students, reveals her self to be a gifted artist.To some she’s… Continue reading BENAVIDEZ’S CASE

UNCANNY VALLEY

In the near future entire squats are filled with virtual reality junkies. But their addiction serves a sinister purpose.

Ivan Noel

Attention: the next sentence might give you jetlag. Ivan Noel, a Spaniard who was raised in France and now lives in Argentina, made his first short feature in … Brussels!  From the start of his career, he has always financed his own movies. To cut the costs, he also works as writer, producer, composer and editor… Continue reading Ivan Noel

Andrés Borghi

Andres Borghi was born in Argentina, a year before the BIFFF (which was in 1983 for those who’ve already started to count). Borghi already experimented with a camera when he was twelve year old. After getting his directing degree at the Fundacion Teba, he started making some weird and subversive shorts. He even shot a… Continue reading Andrés Borghi

EL ARDOR

Even though he’s surrounded by puma’s, anacondas, jaguars and other lethal creatures, there’s only one species that the farmer of Rio Preama in Argentina fears the most: man. The large landowners may claim that they have their best interests at heart, behind the scenes they’ve got some shady individuals to “negotiate” with the last independent… Continue reading EL ARDOR