London Film Festival Review: Prince -Explores Class Divisions Through an Absurdist Lens

Prince, a sharp, darkly comedic Uruguayan-Argentine feature, premiered at the 70th BFI London Film Festival on October 8th. Written and directed by Federico Borgia, the film is set in Punta del Este’s fading seaside luxury. The co-production is a sharp, stylish, and absurdist exploration of inheritance, class, domestic friction, and existential confusion. The film stars… Continue reading London Film Festival Review: Prince -Explores Class Divisions Through an Absurdist Lens

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Critica de cine- Festival de Cine de Londres: Prince – Explora las divisiones de clases a través de una lente absurdista

Prince, un agudo y oscuro largometraje cómico uruguayo-argentino, tuvo su estreno mundial en el 70º Festival de Cine BFI de Londres el 8 de octubre. Escrita y dirigida por Federico Borgia, la película se desarrolla en el decadente lujo costero de Punta del Este. La coproducción es una exploración aguda, con estilo y absurda sobre… Continue reading Critica de cine- Festival de Cine de Londres: Prince – Explora las divisiones de clases a través de una lente absurdista

THE SOCIAL RECKONING: A Fine Follow-Up to an Iconic Film

Sixteen years after David Fincher’s The Social Network took cinema by storm, its writer, Aaron Sorkin, returns to write and direct a sequel that addresses the aftermath of Facebook’s effect on the world, particularly in America. Sorkin takes a different approach, narrowing the scope to focus on the investigative journalism and whistleblowing carried out by… Continue reading THE SOCIAL RECKONING: A Fine Follow-Up to an Iconic Film