Juan Pablo González‘s Sundance winning Dos Estaciones, Manuela Martelli‘s Quinzaine section winning 1976, Andrés Ramírez Pulido‘s Critics’ Week winner La Jauría, Carolina Markowicz‘s Platform (TIFF) competing Charcoal and Ana Cristina Barragán‘s Octupus Skin are all part of the dozen films selected for the Horizontes Latinos line-up at the 2022 San Sebastian International Film Festival. Clearly a section filled with 2022 film festival riches, the section will open with Patricio Guzmán’s My Imaginary Country – a Cannes entry that Icarus Films will premiere next month.
Here are the dozen titles selected:
My Imaginary Country (Fr-Chile) – opening night film – Dir. Patricio Guzmán
Octopus Skin (Ecuador-Greece-Mex-Fr-Ger) – closing night film – Dir. Ana Cristina Barragán
1976 (Chile) – Dir. Manuela Martelli
Charcoal (Bra-Arg) – Dir. Carolina Markowicz
Dos Estaciones (Mex-Fr-US) – Dir. Juan Pablo González
The Badilla Affair (Sp-Cuba) – Dir. Pavel Giroud
La Jauría (Fr-Col) – Dir. Andrés Ramírez Pulido
Noise (Mex) – Dir. Natalia Beristain
Sublime (Arg) – Dir. Mariano Biasin
Tengo Sueños Eléctricos (Bel-Fr-Costa Rica) – Dir. Valentina Maurel
Un Varón (Col-Fr-Neth-Ger) – Dir. Fabián Hernández
Vicenta B. (Cuba-Fr-US-Col-Nor) – Dir. Carlos Lechuga