Director: Pablo Bardauil, Franco Verdoia
Length: 2006, 35 mm, Colour, 103 mins
Screenplay: Pablo Bardauil
Cinematography: Victoria Panero, Pablo Ramos, Gustavo Rejan
Editor: Karina Krakoff, Elena Massa, Gonzalo Santiso
Music: Federico Travi
Art: Alfredo Iglesias
Sound: Juan Aguirre, Marcelo Toriano
Costume: Maria Eugenia Dominguez, L.Lombardi, Patricia
Tera
Cast: José Luis Alfonzo, Patrizia Camponovo, María Lorenzutti, Érica Rivas.
Production: 672 Producciones & National Institute of Cinematography & Audiovisual Arts (INCAA).
World Sales: Pascual Condito/ Primer Plano Film Group S.A.
Riobamba 477 (1025) Buenos Aires
Argentina
Tel Fax: +5411 4375-0506
Email: primerplano@primerplano.com
Pablo Bardauil: Pablo Bardauil is a scriptwriter, film and play actor and director. He graduated in Language and Literature at the University of Buenos Aires. He studied and trained as an actor at The National School of Drama and followed workshops in acting and directing with well-known professors such as Augusto Fernandes, Agustín Alezzo and Carlos Gandolfo. At the present time he works as a scriptwriting professor at The Filmmaking University and he also teaches Theory and Literary Analysis at the UBA. He has published some research and review works concerning literature, theatre and filmmaking in several national and international magazines.
In 1992, he wrote and directed the theatre play `Five Hundred Years,’ `Comic Opera’ at the Anfiteatro del Lago of the City of Buenos Aires. The script of his TV series `Illustrious Unknowns,’ had its opening show in 2002 at TV Channel 10 of Tucumán, Argentina. He wrote and co-directed his first feature film `672 Chile’ which had the first award of the National Fund of Arts from Argentina in 2004. That same year he won a grant of Carolina Foundation to attend the second course of Iberoamerican film projects development for his second feature film, `The Inflatable Castle.’
Franco Verdoia: Franco Verdoia is into film, advertising and play director. Actor and playwright, he studied acting and direction with Augusto Fernándes and Agustín Alezzo. He studied filmmaking at Eliseo Subiela’s Professional Filmmaking School. Through the last ten years he’s been working as a playwright and play director, having produced with his own company six plays, the most outstanding of which are `What I Buried’ - First award of the National Fund of Arts - and `The Residence,’ which had the allowance of the same fund in 2004. In 1999, he had a special mention for his short film `The Metamorphosis Of A Bond’ and in 2000 he won the Special Jury’s Award at the Rante’s Short Film Festival for `A Short Way To The Ground.’ At present, he is working as a director at Stuart Carvajal’s advertising production house. He also co-directed his first feature film `672 Chile St.’ and is now preparing the project development for his second movie, `The Inflatable Castle.’
