Mar Del Plata Festival Concluded: An Iranian Film Film Filmed Underground Won the Top Prize and Andrew Scott Took the Award as an Actor
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'The Night Arezou Disappeared', by Arian Vazirdaftari, won the International Competition; 'The Fish That Smoke' and 'Cebar, Frenar, Llorar' were imposed on Latin American and Argentine competitions, at the close of the 41st edition of the competition that closed with a total attendance of 75,000 spectators
The Iranian film directed by Arian Vazirdaftari won the highest award and also distinguished its director as Best Director. Andrew Scott and Grace Passô were recognized for their performances, while Elsinore won the public award. In addition, 75,000 tickets were announced sold and Borges and I were screened in the closing function.
The Night Arezou Dissapeared, by Arian Vazirdaftari, rose as best film and better direction; the show closed with 75,000 spectators in 10 days
The meeting recovered public after two years of less attendance, in a context of uncertainty for the Argentine audiovisual industry
Unlike last year, in this edition of the Mar del Plata International Film Festival there was a spectator who filled halls and great presence of international films.
The 41st edition of Latin America's only Class A film festival came to an end this Saturday, with an outstanding international presence.
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