An awesome intercontinental co-production Argentine-Spanish film rolling to Hungary’s cinemas by the end of January. With Hungarian subtitles.
Another Spanish movie by Pannónia Entertainment guides movie lovers to South America. Although it is depicted as a small town due to the geographical mix, most of the shooting took place in Córdoba and Mendoza, the former being the second largest settlement in the South American country, after Buenos Aires of course. And the Basque scenes are mostly carried away by the beauty of the port town of Bermeo.
As a viewer, this can be beneficial because it features both the Iberian and Latin American film languages, so it can appeal to more people. It is true that, from the point of view of Hungary, the cultural approach with a personal tone cannot necessarily be experienced as the creators intended, but the message and the story itself are sufficiently universal, and emigration from the homeland can already be a familiar element in our everyday lives. It’s a beautiful, touching film, with a very special sense of humor.
The 100-minute work, directed by Jabi Elrotegi, was shown at festivals and in Spain last fall, and after the initial momentum, it entered the international stage in Argentina, and the film will be among the first to reach Hungary.
Update by Aggie Reiter
Rolling in Budapest 