MADRID, 26 Abr. Palafox cinemas in Madrid will host the April 28 to May 5 'Argencine 2011', the IV shows Argentinean film that seeks to promote the exchange of film productions between Spain and Argentina and the interrelationship between their respective film industries, has reported the organization in a statement.
The show will host many Argentine films of recent production that have not yet been released commercially in Spain and titles such as 'Puzzle', 'Felicitas', 'Cerro Bayo', 'your fault', 'The invisible eye' or 'The Wall' be presented to the public in two passes, at 19.15 and 22 hours. In addition, every day, at 17 times the projection of four alternate Argentine documentary by presenting a series of seven short films.
It also will honor actors Eduardo Blanco and Mercedes Samnpietro pass through the film 'Dead Birds', directed by Guillermo and Jorge Sempere, and 'Common Places', directed by Adolfo Aristarain. Indeed, Eduardo Blanco will give a Master Class in which he talks about his method of work on Wednesday April 27 at 19 am in the Los Theatres Canal.
The Institute of Tourist Promotion of Argentina (INPROTUR), continuing with its policy of support and dissemination of various artistic and cultural events it represents is one of the promoters of this initiative, in collaboration with the National Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Arts (INCAA ) and the Community of Madrid.
The Deputy Minister of Culture of the regional government, Concha Guerra, presented on Tuesday this cycle with the cultural attaché of the Embassy of Argentina, Jorge German, the coordinator for relations with Eastern Europe Inca, Carlos Morelli, the Director General for Cultural Promotion, Amado Giménez, and actor Eduardo Blanco, who will receive a tribute at Argencine 2011.
The productions can be seen in the cycles 'Panorama of the New Argentine Cinema', 'Second Sample of documentary' and 'In the brief, the best', with which it aims to show the public new productions Argentine Madrid and Spanish distributors interested in their upcoming exhibition in cinemas.
In 'Panorama of the New Argentine Cinema "will screen seven films not released in the Community of Madrid:" Cerro Bayo' by Victoria Galardi, 'Felicitas', in Teresa Costantini, 'Puzzle' by Natalia Smirnoff, 'The Wall' Hector Olivera, "Abalos, the man without fear 'by Fernando Spiner;' The invisible gaze ', by Diego Lerman, and' your fault ', Bennerí Anahí.
The 'Second documentary shows' will offer the opportunity to see work carried out between 2008 and 2010 by Misael Bustos ('The end of Potemkin'), Germain Kral ('The latest round of applause "), Eduardo Spagnuolo (' Homero Manzi, a poet Storm ') and Andrew Habegger (' final image '). Finally, in 'Of the good, the best' will be shown a short film program selected by the Inca, composed of seven films, 'Alicia', 'Love raw', 'Coral', 'Employment', 'Lapsus' 'The cable cars' and 'Dividing'.
In addition, each edition of Argencine and Madridcine, the Community of Madrid and the Inca pay tribute to artists who have participated in both cinemas. This time, both institutions have agreed to extend a special tribute to the actors and Eduardo Blanco Mercedes Sampietro, including the screening of two Spain-Argentina co-starring them, 'Common Places' (2002) and 'Dead Birds' (2009) , respectively.
Argencine has become one of the most creative film quotes and enriching of the Community of Madrid fans and industry experts, promoting the exchange of film productions in the two regions and deeper into the relationship between the respective film industries. This program held every two years since 2005.
Thanks to him, Madrid productions were exhibited in Buenos Aires in samples that were held in 2006, 2008 and 2010, while Argentina were in courses in Madrid in 2005, 2007 and 2009. 
The show will host many Argentine films of recent production that have not yet been released commercially in Spain and titles such as 'Puzzle', 'Felicitas', 'Cerro Bayo', 'your fault', 'The invisible eye' or 'The Wall' be presented to the public in two passes, at 19.15 and 22 hours. In addition, every day, at 17 times the projection of four alternate Argentine documentary by presenting a series of seven short films.
It also will honor actors Eduardo Blanco and Mercedes Samnpietro pass through the film 'Dead Birds', directed by Guillermo and Jorge Sempere, and 'Common Places', directed by Adolfo Aristarain. Indeed, Eduardo Blanco will give a Master Class in which he talks about his method of work on Wednesday April 27 at 19 am in the Los Theatres Canal.
The Institute of Tourist Promotion of Argentina (INPROTUR), continuing with its policy of support and dissemination of various artistic and cultural events it represents is one of the promoters of this initiative, in collaboration with the National Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Arts (INCAA ) and the Community of Madrid.
The Deputy Minister of Culture of the regional government, Concha Guerra, presented on Tuesday this cycle with the cultural attaché of the Embassy of Argentina, Jorge German, the coordinator for relations with Eastern Europe Inca, Carlos Morelli, the Director General for Cultural Promotion, Amado Giménez, and actor Eduardo Blanco, who will receive a tribute at Argencine 2011.
The productions can be seen in the cycles 'Panorama of the New Argentine Cinema', 'Second Sample of documentary' and 'In the brief, the best', with which it aims to show the public new productions Argentine Madrid and Spanish distributors interested in their upcoming exhibition in cinemas.
In 'Panorama of the New Argentine Cinema "will screen seven films not released in the Community of Madrid:" Cerro Bayo' by Victoria Galardi, 'Felicitas', in Teresa Costantini, 'Puzzle' by Natalia Smirnoff, 'The Wall' Hector Olivera, "Abalos, the man without fear 'by Fernando Spiner;' The invisible gaze ', by Diego Lerman, and' your fault ', Bennerí Anahí.
The 'Second documentary shows' will offer the opportunity to see work carried out between 2008 and 2010 by Misael Bustos ('The end of Potemkin'), Germain Kral ('The latest round of applause "), Eduardo Spagnuolo (' Homero Manzi, a poet Storm ') and Andrew Habegger (' final image '). Finally, in 'Of the good, the best' will be shown a short film program selected by the Inca, composed of seven films, 'Alicia', 'Love raw', 'Coral', 'Employment', 'Lapsus' 'The cable cars' and 'Dividing'.
In addition, each edition of Argencine and Madridcine, the Community of Madrid and the Inca pay tribute to artists who have participated in both cinemas. This time, both institutions have agreed to extend a special tribute to the actors and Eduardo Blanco Mercedes Sampietro, including the screening of two Spain-Argentina co-starring them, 'Common Places' (2002) and 'Dead Birds' (2009) , respectively.
Argencine has become one of the most creative film quotes and enriching of the Community of Madrid fans and industry experts, promoting the exchange of film productions in the two regions and deeper into the relationship between the respective film industries. This program held every two years since 2005.
Thanks to him, Madrid productions were exhibited in Buenos Aires in samples that were held in 2006, 2008 and 2010, while Argentina were in courses in Madrid in 2005, 2007 and 2009.
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