Bafici
Program
Venues and Tickets
Buenos Aires, 1984. The democratic euphoria taints everything with a multi-colored optimism. Meanwhile, a group of young people is getting ready to intervene public areas and provoke viewers.
Sections:
A boxer and a poet, Sergio Victor Palma was the first Argentine champion to obtain the title in the US. Now, at the age of 59, he wants to reopen a gym in Lanus where he continues to encourage young people to pursue their dreams, from a small chair by the side of the ring.
Sections:
In Puerto Pirámides, streets have no name. Julia, a teacher in the only existing school in the area, develops a school project that engages her students in a shared goal: look for names for the streets.
Sections:
Luciana Aymar is probably the top icon of female sports of our time. A winner of each and every possible medal, she was declared a Hockey Legend and the undisputable alma mater for the Lionesses. All that is featured in a well-deserved documentary.
Sections:
Canu, una estudiante del último año del secundario, mantiene una relación a escondidas con un profesor del colegio. Cuando su padre descubre la verdad, escapa a una humilde pensión céntrica, donde vive experiencias que la llevarán a tomar decisiones clave en su vida.
Sections:
Sick of the time it takes to make a film and how hard it is to release one, María Victoria decides to leave her job as a film director and starts filming her husband and children. That road will take her to find herself and her passion for cinema again.
Sections:
Cecilia, a young Korean-Argentinian woman, is making a documentary. Through her relationship with her Korean friends, she will discover how the different cultural identities determine the lives of people in their most intimate aspect: their love relationships.
Sections:
Robert is more than 30 and lives obsessed with the idea of breaking a world record, any world record. Then he meets Laura; he follows her, looks for her and starts a strange friendship. He wants to break that record with her.
Sections:
Francisco trains to swim across the Paraná River. The feat is almost as big as finishing the documentary he has been making for the past eight years about a group of former political prisoners that paints murals honoring the desaparecidos.
Sections: