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Exploring the magic of pop music, Spanish filmmaker Carlos Saura (Cria Cuervos, A Love Bewitched) enters Argentine folklore in a fascinating journey through the past, present and future of a genre that marked his youth. Saura’s encounter with some of Argentina’s greatest musicians and bands, and with the genre’s rich music, allows us a special view of an art that is as old as the people who created it, therefore creating a cultural record for the future. Here Saura continues his musical exploration, after films such as Tango, Fados and Flamenco, Flamenco.
Carlos Saura
Born in Huesca, Spain, in 1932. One of the eminent Spanish filmmakers, six films of his have competed at the Berlin Film Festival, while The Hunt (1966) and Peppermint Frappé (1967) both won the festival’s prize for best director. Eight of his films have competed in Cannes, where Cria Cuervos (1976) won the Grand Jury Prize. Carmen (1983), A Love Bewitched (1985) and Tango (1998) were all nominated for the Oscar for best foreign film.
