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33: 802:, they talk about Martel and how her works impacted many, and that “In addition to such popular expressions of admiration, Martel’s films have received critical acclaim, prestigious awards and significant scholarly attention, both in her native Argentina and among scholars of global cinema. Yet to date no one volume has set out to provide a comprehensive view of Martel’s work (whether in fiction, documentary or essayistic short film) and of the range of critical responses it can generate. The chapters in this collection are authored by some of the most prominent scholars of Martel’s films and by emergent voices, and offer a fresh set of perspectives (alongside two translations of landmark essays not previously available in English) that build on existing critical trends and suggest promising new avenues for research.” 729: 471:("Short Stories", 1995). Martel explains that this compilation film was "unprecedented in the country" and came about after all the directors of the other winning short films in the script contest banded together and visited the INCAA headquarters in Buenos Aires repeatedly to ask the contest organizers to premiere all the short films as a string of films in a theater. Martel says that she and her fellow filmmakers "sat for hours until would meet with us. We argued that it was a waste of state funding if they didn't exhibit the finished films." As a result, the films were exhibited on the dedicated screens of the national public circuit run by INCAA. Martel says that the premiere of 308:
especially fascinated by the way her grandmother used different sounds, tones, and carefully selected pauses to establish "atmosphere" in her scary, fantastical stories. "As a child," Martel says, "and even today, I have always been captivated by the form not only of stories and storytelling, but also of conversation and the way people pause and leave space for someone to intervene. All the ways that, especially when you're a child, you're charmed and steered just by words alone." She says that her fascination with this "world of conversation" in oral storytelling is what fueled her passion for cinematic storytelling and the emphasis on sound in her films.
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journalists and media analysts. Of course, it was an area of Argentine culture that had been hit especially hard by the years of dictatorship. There were very interesting professors who were returning from exile at the time, people with more left-leaning ways of thinking. It was a good moment for the program because no one quite knew exactly what this career entailed." She completed all of the degree requirements, she says, but "didn't do any of the paperwork toward receiving the degree". However, she believes that her time at the school "helped out a lot".
377:. Since over 1,000 people signed up for the exam and only 30 vacancies existed at the school, applicants were required to take a "huge qualifying course", which Martel says she spent months preparing for. After she "finally got in", the school closed due to lack of funds. "When school was supposed to start," she says, "the economic crisis was already so severe that there weren't any professors or materials. We didn't have classes. The only real possibility was to study 828:: "I sent my idea of how to adapt it to the producer, and he was interested. I also know that members of the Oesterheld family liked it." According to film scholar Deborah Martin, Martel was adapting it as a "meditation on power and social class in Buenos Aires." In 2009, however, the project was dropped, after significant work had been undertaken on it, due to conceptual differences with the producer. 962:, it narrates the tragic story of Don Diego de Zama, a Spanish colonial functionary stationed in Asunción, Paraguay who waits, in vain, for his superiors to authorize his return home to his wife and family. It was an international co-production among eight countries: Argentina, Brazil, Spain, Mexico, France, the U.S., the Netherlands, and Portugal, with stars like 312:
stuff," she says. "My family got used to it because I was always filming...There are two or three years in our family life where I don't appear at all in videos or photos, because I was always behind the camera. It was the discovery of something that fascinated me, but it didn't seem to me then that my future could be related to that."
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located about 5.5 miles away, which Martel describes was a significant commute at the time. "Something of the scientific spirit in me remained," she says regarding her decision to enroll in the school, "and I liked how animation was very technical, precise, and controlled". At the school, she started
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Martel first used a video camera when she was "15 or 16" years old, she says, after her father bought one to store memories of their large family. "A very big investment for us," she says of the camera, nobody in the family used it but her. "I began recording conversations and everyday things: family
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In primary school, Martel's uncle helped her develop interests in mythology, Greek, and Latin languages. In fifth grade, she set her sights on gaining admission to the elite, "ultra-Catholic" secondary school Bachillerato Humanista Moderno, because it was the only school in Salta that offered classes
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film series, which consists of short films produced in conjunction with high-profile international female directors. Directed and co-written by Martel, the film depicts a luxury modernist ghost ship haunted by faceless, insect-like female creatures attempting to rid themselves of the only man trying
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on Martel's oeuvre, published in May 2016, in which she argues that Martel's films "demonstrate possibilities of rupture and escape through her cinematic recreations of rebellious young girls' forbidden desires.... Despite the fact that these films depict in detail structures of social and political
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23 times, analyzing the montage. We would watch a film many times to learn how it was edited. I was learning in many different ways—participating in short films that friends were making, helping with production or photography, anything just to keep learning." Martel has maintained in interviews that
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and spoke against abortion. Feeling uncomfortable, she decided to distance herself from the faith and leave the school to pursue the new communication sciences degree program at the University of Buenos Aires. She describes the program as "a typical post-transition-to-democracy program made to train
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about a real and tragic love story between a priest and a young lady of Buenos Aires high society. Impressed with the film's women creators and mainstream success, Martel says that as a result of the viewing she "thought the cinema was a woman's job", a "confusion", as she describes it, that "stayed
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called "a trilogy dedicated to women and Salta," writing, "The three scripts were written by her, the three films were filmed in Salta, and, in all, always, something unexpected alters family cosmology. The characters see the life that they have armed, but, although a magma of bad omens descends on
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Award, which honors and supports emerging independent filmmakers "who contribute to the world's visual culture and promote cultural exchanges". The jury recommended that she re-write the script to follow a more traditional structure around one or two protagonists, but Martel chose instead to retain
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was "very successful" and drew 10,000 viewers. "It also inspired people," she says, "to study filmmaking and to start making shorts. It was a really important phenomenon in spiritual terms. Curiously, many of the directors who began their careers at the time—'95 or '96—are still making films today.
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artist-in-residence program, designed to inspire and support young international filmmakers working on their first or second feature film. As part of the program, Martel lived in Paris for four and a half months, attended forums and worked with film industry professionals in developing her second
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In her home, Martel says "there was a very deep devotion to storytelling." Her father, mother, and maternal grandmother Nicolasa were "very good storytellers" and would tell her and her six siblings "lots of stories" to keep them quiet in bed while the adults took their afternoon siesta. She was
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The second of seven children, Martel was born and raised in Salta. Her father Ferdi owned and operated a paint shop, while her mother Bochi dedicated herself to the family. Her parents met in university (where Ferdi studied science and Bochi studied philosophy) and got married at 24 years old.
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and Martel's intellectual curiosity, they did not stop her from her pursuit. Eventually, Martel passed the demanding entrance exam and enrolled in the school in the sixth grade. Since she came from a "solidly middle class" family, as she stated in a revealing 2008 interview with
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extended family spending the summertime in a decrepit vacation home in provincial Salta, Argentina, was internationally highly acclaimed upon release and introduced a new and vital voice to Argentine cinema. David Oubiña called it "one of the highest achievements" of the
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Film scholar Paul Julian Smith wrote that although "Martel has had to rely rather on a cocktail of small, mainly European, production companies" to fund her films, "industrial constraints and transnational flow have not compromised artistic individuality... severe
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because she was worried about their reaction to the implicit homosexuality depicted in the film. Her mother responded well and said she had known it since Martel was seven years old. Martel is in a relationship with singer Julieta Laso, former lead vocalist of the
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Martel's work has also attracted a good deal of academic attention. Many scholars have written extensively regarding the films' critiques of gender and sexuality, as well as its bold depictions of class, race, nationality, and colonialism.
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Film scholar Deborah Shaw argues that the trilogy "presents an anatomy of Argentine, bourgeois female identity" and "explores the micropolitics of gender, sexuality and location, rather than national narratives of oppression and
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is a series of books published by the Edinburgh University Press that expands on various directors and their works. In this collective, Martel’s four feature films are discussed alongside her films such as
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Smith, Paul Julian (January 22, 2013). "Transnational Co-productions and Female Filmmakers: The Cases of Lucrecia Martel and Isabel Coixet". In Parvati, Nair; Gutiérrez-Albilla, Julián Daniel (eds.).
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In a survey of 35 prominent film critics, scholars and industry professionals based in New York City, all three feature films figured among the top ten Latin American films of the decade, with
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at the University of Cambridge, where she offered a sequence of seminars on her filmmaking practice to students, staff, and the university community. Also in 2018, Martel was approached by
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may just be her left-field masterpiece; a picture that's antic, sensual and strange, with a top-note of menace and a malarial air." The film was chosen to represent Argentina in the
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Martel says that "just when was starting to think that film was impossible, that it was time for to get a (real) job," she entered a public script competition organized by the
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in the country. The film, Oubiña wrote, is "a rare expression of an extremely troubled moment in the nation's recent history. It is a masterpiece of singular maturity".
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That event inaugurated the activity of a lot of directors, and also a lot of young people's interest in film." Film scholar Haden Guest says it helped inaugurate the
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the script's diffuse nature. To cast the film's child actors, Martel held 2,400 auditions, 1,600 of which she recorded on video in a garage near her home in Salta.
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Not wanting to neglect her interests in the technical and the creative, while at the University of Buenos Aires she enrolled in a nighttime animation course at the
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wrote "I hope Martel won't have to wait a further nine years before she makes her next film. She's too good a director to be sat on the sidelines for long and
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in ancient languages. Her parents opposed the school because of its elitist tradition which they felt reinforced class differences, but, because of the
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Bahiana, Ana Maria (2014). "Female Filmmakers in Latin America: Unsung Pioneers, Fierce Explorers". In Kelly, Gabrielle; Robson, Cheryl (eds.).
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wrote " is not an easy bone to crack. Martel delivers her most abstract, most ungraspable, most mysterious creation yet." British newspaper
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magazine, her mother said that at the school Martel was a "radical and challenging" honor roll student who excelled in science.
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with a vengeance" and argues that "each of the films is set up as a dialectic between a desiring female subject and the
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While at IDAC, she decided to take the admission exam for Argentina's only state-sponsored film school at the time—the
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in 1957 about a toxic snowfall and alien invasion of Buenos Aires. In October 2008, Martel said of the project to
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Schroeder Rodríguez, Paul A. (2016). "The Rise of the Woman Director: Lucrecia Martel's Salta Trilogy (2001-8)".
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When she was 17 years old, she accompanied her father to Buenos Aires and attended a cinema projection of
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oppression, desire acts as an uncontrollable and multiple force which can overcome these structures."
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Martel's succeeding three feature films received further international acclaim: the adolescent drama
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taking top place, beating the better-known (and more accessible) works of the Mexican male triad of
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Shaw, Deborah (2017). "Intimacy and Distance – Domestic Servants in Latin American Women's Cinema:
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that ensues between the two nations despite that resistance. It takes its name from the 1850 book
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towards his mother's lover are fully unleashed in a fantasy he lives out through his drawings."
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At the end of that school year, Martel traveled to Buenos Aires to study advertising at the
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Martel is openly lesbian. She came out to her family before the 2001 premiere of
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among Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay. The short film was commissioned by the
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In 2001, Martel was selected for the third edition of the Cannes Film Festival
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Upon graduating from secondary school, Martel intended to study physics at the
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and consolidated Martel's reputation as one of the finest emerging talents in
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auteurism and demanding features have earned her a hard-won reputation in the
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In May 2008, Martel was reported as slated to direct the film adaptation of
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Christofoletti Barrenha, Natalia; Kratje, Julia; Merchant, Paul R. (2022).
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Martel at the presentation of the Audioteca at the National Library, 2015
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Hispanic and Lusophone Women Filmmakers: Theory, Practice and Difference
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to meet people who were studying film and began to produce short films.
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was exhibited in Argentina as part of a larger omnibus film called
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called her "one of the greatest directors in the world right now".
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Time". In Bernades, Horacio; Lerer, Diego; Wolf, Sergio (eds.).
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has called her body of work a "rare perfection". In April 2018,
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As of June 2018, she lives in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of
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Latin American Women Filmmakers: Production, Politics, Poetics
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Latin American Women Filmmakers: Production, Politics, Poetics
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New Argentine Cinema: Themes, Auteurs and Trends of Innovation
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among its long list of producers. It went on to screen at the
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Lucrecia Martel's Masterclass at the 33 Festival Internacional
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National School of Film Experimentation and Production (ENERC)
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National School of Film Experimentation and Production (ENERC)
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at the Cannes Film Festivals of 2004 and 2008, respectively.
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and shown in theaters as part of the larger anthology film
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Monteagudo, Luciano (2002). "Lucrecia Martel: Whispers at
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Eventually they left their careers and settled in Salta.
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In 1999, Martel's screenplay for her debut feature film
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Martin, Deborah; Shaw, Deborah (2017). "Introduction".
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Argentine film director, screenwriter and film producer
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Paul A. Schroeder Rodríguez described the films as "
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Celluloid Ceiling: Women Directors Breaking Through
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Directed by Lucrecia Martel. 3433: 3335:Martin, Deborah (September 1, 2016). 3236:Makovsky, Pablo (December 13, 2009). 2915: 2834:Berkshire, Geoff (January 17, 2003). 2811:International Film Festival Rotterdam 2648: 2579:. London: Supernova. pp. 77–91. 2538:. 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Directed by Edgardo Castro" 2601:"You Won't Get Her, Bastard (1989)" 2568: 2481: 976:Toronto International Film Festival 672:favoured on the festival circuit." 665:aesthetics identify her with other 513:Las dependencias (The Outbuildings) 13: 4000: 3968: 3856: 3827: 3657: 2989:"The Residence > The Programme" 2512: 2447: 2203:"El cine argentino está muy vital" 2025: 1687:Berlin International Film Festival 1014:Best Spanish Language Foreign Film 952:Venice International Film Festival 878:In July 2011, Martel's short film 759:Film scholar Deborah Martin wrote 591:values: first during childhood in 480:and "is really where the began". 14: 4766: 4755:University of Buenos Aires alumni 4045: 4040:. Film Society of Lincoln Center. 3341:: Rivers, Rumours and Resistance" 3305: 2953:"The Residence > Presentation" 2893:: Distanciation and Embodiment". 2385:. Guardian News and Media Limited 2166: 2138: 2100: 2061: 954:in August 2017. 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(April 13, 2018). 3629: 3601: 3573: 3546: 3539:The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) 3514: 3487: 3455: 3427: 3399: 3371: 3299: 3229: 3197: 3098: 3072: 3045: 2981: 2945: 2882: 2855: 2827: 2769: 2741: 2709: 2682: 2620: 2593: 2550: 2375:Brooks, Xan (August 31, 2017). 2368: 2339: 2308: 2277: 2201:Poblete, Joel (July 11, 2006). 1050:, an arts center in Manhattan. 792:Natalia Christofoletti Barrenha 396: 268:) (2008), and the period drama 4715:Argentine women film producers 4710:Argentine women film directors 3920:Bauer, Cat (August 29, 2019). 3379:"Nueva Argirópolis (C) (2010)" 2249: 2217: 2194: 2145:Powers, John (April 9, 2018). 2010: 1911:Seville European Film Festival 1767:MTV Movie Awards Latin America 1121: 845:, written by former Argentine 1: 3357:10.1080/13569325.2016.1167018 2895:The cinema of Lucrecia Martel 2662:The cinema of Lucrecia Martel 2346:Murat, Pierre (May 2, 2009). 2003: 1539: 946:Martel's fourth feature film 863:Argentine Ministry of Culture 277: 4700:Argentine LGBT screenwriters 4032:"Interview: Lucrecia Martel" 2725:(in Spanish). Archived from 564:them, they do not react. In 483:Martel says that "thanks to 344:National University of Salta 333: 218:Her 2001 debut feature film 7: 2899:Manchester University Press 2666:Manchester University Press 2119:: What's Outside the Frame" 2045:Manchester University Press 1981: 1771:Favorite Movie - Argentina 1429: 930:archaic unit of measurement 699:Alejandro González Iñárritu 552:, which premiered in 2004. 153:Julieta Laso (2016–present) 10: 4771: 3139:El niño pez/The Fish Child 3053:"La Ciénaga (2001) Awards" 1993:List of lesbian filmmakers 1192:No te la llevarás, maldito 1187:You Won't Get Her, Bastard 1109:Fernández Fierro Orchestra 851:Domingo Faustino Sarmiento 422:No te la llevarás, maldito 75:University of Buenos Aires 4745:Argentine lesbian artists 4740:Argentine lesbian writers 4512: 4371: 4204: 4116: 4015:. pp. 177, 179–181. 2889:Martin, Deborah (2016). 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In the introduction by 391: 289:school's prominent alumni 157: 149: 104: 96: 88: 67: 42: 30: 23: 4695:Argentine film producers 4690:Argentine film directors 4241:Vinicio Marinucci (1947) 3463:"Miu Miu Women's Tales: 2660:Martin, Deborah (2016). 2124:The Criterion Collection 1871:Best Film (Grand Coral) 1641:Best Short Film (Coral) 1073:She was a member of the 1019:In May 2018, Martel was 818:Héctor Germán Oesterheld 413:("24th Floor") in 1989. 4720:Argentine screenwriters 3983:www.festival-cannes.com 3948:"La flor de mi secreto" 3784:University of Cambridge 3699:Rolling Stone Argentina 2717:"Historias Breves 2017" 2427:"El ojo extraterrestre" 2209:. Chile. Archived from 1944:Best Iberoamerican Film 1301:25 miradas, 200 minutos 872:25 miradas, 200 minutos 849:and political activist 686:were nominated for the 629:wrote, " debut feature 409:("The 56") in 1988 and 4403:Michelangelo Antonioni 4007:Rich, B. Ruby (2013). 3757:The Hollywood Reporter 3609:"El aula vacía (2015)" 2786:(in Spanish). Paraguay 1662:Sundance Film Festival 1606:Awards and nominations 1021:filmmaker-in-residence 980:New York Film Festival 960:novel of the same name 837:cultural hybridization 822:Francisco Solano López 756:patriarchal reality." 733: 438:Next, Martel directed 228:), about an indulgent 4735:Lesbian screenwriters 4322:Filippo Sacchi (1961) 4013:Duke University Press 1963:Films After Tomorrow 1306:25 Looks, 200 Minutes 743:collective liberation 731: 416:As a film student at 388:she was self-taught. 3532:La Noche (The Night) 3250:on February 23, 2012 3179:. London; New York: 3145:. 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