Primavera
It takes a village to rise a child" says an old African proverb. Leopoldo, a 14 years old boy, tells us about his village and presents a rainbow of characters searching for love.
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S GiraltDirector
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S GiraltWriter
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Federico CarolProducer
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S GiraltProducer
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Diego DubcovskyProducer
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Gaston RothschildProducer
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Alex ZitoProducer
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Moria CasanKey Cast
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Catarina SpinettaKey Cast
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Luisa KuliokKey Cast
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Maria MarullKey Cast
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Silvina AcostaKey Cast
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Chino DarinKey Cast
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Mike AmigorenaKey Cast
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Nahuel MuttiKey Cast
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Alejandro PakerKey Cast
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Project Title (Original Language):Primavera
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Project Type:Feature
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Genres:comedy
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Runtime:1 hour 20 minutes
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Completion Date:December 20, 2016
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Production Budget:500,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Argentina
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Country of Filming:Argentina
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Language:Spanish
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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BaficiBuenos Aires
Argentina
April 20, 2017
International
Official Selection -
Madrid
Spain
November 11, 2017
European
Worldwide Pride LesGaiCineMad
Distribution Information
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Los Griegos MediaDistributorCountry: WorldwideRights: All Rights
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VarsoviaDistributorCountry: WorldwideRights: All Rights
S Giralt (1977, Venado Tuerto). Director, docente, escritor y socio fundador de Los Griegos Media. Estudió en la Universidad del Cine. Ha dirigido largos como UPA! (Bafici 2006), Anagramas (Bafici 2014), UPA!2 (Bafici 2015), Jess & James y Primavera (Bafici 2016), entre otras.
Santiago Giralt
1977, Venado Tuerto, Argentina.
S Giralt is a open queer director and writer from Argentina, a prominent active figure in arts scene and LGTBQI+ struggles.
Studied film at the Universidad del Cine and started them career as a writer.
Giralt co-wrote Los Rubios (2002) Gemini (2005) -which was premiered at the Cannes Directors‘ Fortnight- and Lamb of God (2008), which opened the 37th Rotterdam Film Festival .
Together with Fede Carol, Giralt runs the production company Los Griegos Media.
Wrote, directed and produced several films, comedies like UPA! saga and Primavera, cutting edge dramas like Before Opening Night and Anagrams, lgtbqi+ movies like Jess & James and Queer Diaries.
Alone or as part of a group, Santiago Giralt has a special preference for actors; not only as part of his films, but also because he’s interested in acting and rehearsals as subjects. In Primavera, he goes one step beyond: there are rehearsals, but also coexistence, arguments and growths among families, couples, directors, managers, and other roles that have to do with actors and actresses; even children. But Primavera, from its very name, also promises an awakening: this film by Giralt is full of colors, humor, shouting, euphoria, romance. It isn’t easy to work with a cast that includes so many recognizable names and faces, but it’s even harder to narrate conflict after conflict without a pause, and doing so with expository clarity. Giralt conducts an enormous orchestra and achieves the exact tone he’s looking for: one strident and far from any kind of apathy. JPF