The world we would like
A group of friends leaves the city of Buenos Aires to create a different life in some paradisiacal lands in the mountains of Córdoba (Argentina). There are 13 dreamers -including three children- who bet everything on a challenging community organization, where they prove firsthand that the same angels and demons will also persecute them in order to live in harmony. The dream of creating an ecovillage manages to materialize, but first they will have to go through strong challenges and learnings as a group.
"The world we would like" is a documentary composed of mountain and sound landscapes with original music by Juanito El Cantor, Leo Cavalcante (Brazil) and Micaela Piccirilli. Adrián Berra and Chancha Vía Circuito are other guest artists of this 60 minutes human experience.
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Diego GuelerDirectorDiego Gueler (City of Buenos Aires, 09/11/1979) developed for 15 years as a multimedia journalist on TV3 Catalonia, Infobae and Perfil newspapers of Argentina as well he wrote worldwide travel chronicles for Clarín and La Nacion sunday magazines. As filmmaker with Sasho Films began on 2015 (Vimeo.com/sashofilms). In 2017 he filmed the short film Berlinstation (vimeo.com/281195514), a videoart and urban landscapes, which participate at In-Edit musical film festival in 2018. He also produced videoclips with Paloma del Cerro (Argentina, Vimeo.com/325009187), Istvan Sky (Hungary, vimeo.com/326413621) and Luvi Torres (Argentina), among other artists (vimeo.com/268860577).
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Diego GuelerWriter
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Constanza SoriaProducer
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Juanito El CantorKey Cast
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Project Title (Original Language):El mundo que quisiera
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Project Type:Documentary, Feature, Music Video, Other
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Genres:Wildlife movie, social experiment, community, nature
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Runtime:1 hour 7 seconds
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Completion Date:January 20, 2020
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Production Budget:12,000 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 .mp3 .mpv DCP
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Mafici international film festival of Puerto Madryn (Argentina)Puerto Madryn
Argentina
September 20, 2020
Panorama Ambiental
Special mention -
Anima & Green Film Fest Argentina 2020City of Buenos Aires
Argentina
September 15, 2020
official selection -
CINEMOI First Time Filmmakers film contestLos Angeles, California
United States
August 25, 2020
Semifinalist -
Lift-Off Global Network - First Time Filmmakers SessionsLondon
United Kingdom
March 22, 2021
Official selection -
Philadelphia Independent Film FestivalPhiladelphia
United States
May 10, 2021
official selection
official selection -
Barciff • Barcelona Indie Filmmakers FestivalBarcelona
Spain
April 21, 2021
Official selection -
The Golden Tree International Documentary Film FestivalFrankfort
Germany
October 20, 2021
Distribution Information
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Sasho FilmsCountry: ArgentinaRights: All Rights
Diego Gueler is a worldwide traveller, a storyteller and a passionate filmmaker. He was born in Buenos Aires city (Argentina) in 1979, during Videla dictatorship days. Their parents lost many friends in those violent days, but his middle class family went through and lived democracy again, in 1983, with no danger.
Earlier on, he was especially curious about social facts and foreign cultures. That's why he started to read newspapers at the age of 10 and started to travel alone. He visited Uruguay and Brazil at the age of 14, and after that he began travelling around the world over more than 60 countries till today, across Latin America, Europe, Africa and Asia. Diego is a polyglot filmmaker.
In 2001, he moved to Barcelona and completed his studies as a journalist. Diego Gueler worked as a multimedia journalist for 15 years on TV3 Catalonia, Infobae and Perfil -argentinian newspapers-. He also wrote worldwide travel chronicles for Clarín, La Nacion and La Vanguardia sunday magazines. In 2007 he returned to Argentina.
In 2015, Diego began filming exclusively with Sasho Films. Sasho is the spiritual name he received while dreaming from his indian-brazilian gurú, Sri Prem Baba. Getting to know this man in 2012 was the beginning of a new life with retreats in Brazil and India.
He loves the cinema estetic and filming signature of Wim Wenders, Stanley Kubrick and Anton Kjorbin (especially the '80 video clips and films of U2 and Depeche Mode). He says he lives in the XXI century, but continues focusing his footage as '70 and 80' years, 'la belle epoque du cinema' as he would always say.
Art and music is a trademark of his productions, as well. In 2017, he filmed the music short film Berlinstation (vimeo.com/281195514), a video art, urban landscapes of German capital of culture, which participated at In-Edit musical film festival in 2018. He also filmed videoclips with Paloma del Cerro (Argentina, Vimeo.com/325009187), Istvan Sky (Hungary, vimeo.com/326413621) and Luvi Torres (Argentina), among other artists (vimeo.com/268860577).
In January 2017, he started to film "The world we would like, Umepay tales" in Cordoba mountains, where he finally moved together with his fiancee and son some years later. The film is about deep human experiences embodied by a group of friends who completely quit their lives in the big city, and went to try a new lifestyle in nature as a community. The movie was finished in 2019 and was selected in two internacional cinema festivals and received one special mention.
"The world we would like" tells a story of shadows and lights on paradise everyone sometime is looking for: a healthy life on nature with a group of best friends living on community. This human experiment on the hills of Córdoba demonstrates that same demons of the big city can appear "in paradise" even for people who know eachother from kids. The economical debates or the extreme experience with a problematic birth showed that is necessary to go through strong experiences to leave in harmony. Live on peace never is "free". Finally, this group of 13 people built the ecoville of Umepay that today has...150 members. So anyone can realice his or her dream for a better life on nature. But almays will be strong challenges. Is part of the game of life.
We look for special musicians to create a different atmospheres during the movies to exprese in other language this humans challenges. Juanito "El Cantor", the main artist in the film, says in the closing song that "nobody has the world he would like". Nothing more to say.