El Bonaerense
Audience Reaction
Score: 50% Attendance: 66
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Synopsis
A streetwise Argentinian jewel of a film about the thin line between cops and crooks in crime-ridden Buenos Aires, this is a triumph for young director Pablo Trapero.Shot authentically and intimately by Guillermo Nieto, and illuminated by the corrupted innocence of Jorge Román's winning central performance, this powerful character piece follows a young provincial locksmith's initiation into the maelstrom of the police force and capital city life. El Bonaerense demonstrates once again why Argentine new-wave film-makers are starting to make waves internationally.
FIPRESCI Award, Chicago International Film Festival 2002
Critics
An outstanding human drama
Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian
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