Gael Garcia Bernal on Co-Writing, Directing and Starring in ...
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‘Hombre al Agua’ Review: Gael García Bernal’s Class Satire Can’t Quite Keep Its Head Above Water
Lauded Mexican actor Gael García Bernal has built his directorial career around a noted curiosity about class issues in Latin America. His debut, 2007’s “Déficit,” dissected the foundational hypocrisies of Mexico’s middle-class elite through an eventful house party thrown by a bunch of entitled teens. With 2019’s “Chicuarotes,” the director once again used the idealistic adolescent gaze to expose the glaring inequalities of his home country, tra…
The artist recalls his youthful stage as a “university” and celebrates five decades of the musical phenomenon from Venice.
Puerto Rican star acts in “Man on Water”, the third film directed by Gael García Bernal
The Boricua performer debuts at the Venice Festival with "Man on Water", directed by a Mexican filmmaker, highlighting his personal relevance. The film, which explores social manipulation, marks a key collaboration for the artist, who is also a producer of the work.
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