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24th
JEONJU Cinema Project: A film festival as a producer
The Movement
 
Director_ Benjamín NAISHTAT
 
Korea, Argentina 2015 67min DCP B&W feature Fiction
Review

This apocalyptic black-and-white film is set in 1835 Argentina, a land in chaos after the fall of its leader. In the lawless expanse of the desert, several armed groups are engaged in bloody turf battles and rivalries. The ambitious Señor and his two aides relocate his base to the Southern Pampas to experiment with creating a new political community. They force, intimidate, and even kill farmers and villagers to follow them. Señor becomes a terrifying dictator, justifying his actions as a necessary evil for national unity and political purification. Benjamín NAISHTAT, who garnered international attention with his debut feature History of Fear, returns with another cinematic experiment. (KIM Young-Jin)

CREDIT
  • DirectorBenjamín NAISHTAT
  • ProducerFederico EIBUSZYC
  • ScreenplayBenjamín NAISHTAT
  • CinematographyBarbara SARASOLA-DAY
  • MusicMarina RAGGIO
  • EditorYarara RODRIGUEZ
  • SoundLaura AGUERREBEHERE
CastAndres QUARANTA
DIRECTOR
Benjamín NAISHTAT 
His debut film History of Fear (2014), a close inspection that declares the emergence of a new auteur that copes with violence through metaphors of fading beings. The title won the Grand Prize of the JEONJU IFF 2016 International Competition. His second film The Movement (2015) for the JEONJU Cinema Project, is an apocalyptic black-and-white film opening up a passage of speech in the artist’s search for fascism’s origin. In Rojo (2018), Naishtat adopts a Brian De Palma-esque split screen while maintaining the conventional soap-opera framework. Rojo won the Best Director Silver Shell at the San Sebastian IFF 2018. In 2022, he filmed his fourth feature, Puan, and is currently in post-production.
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