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El Bonaerense

El Bonaerense
Direction
PABLO TRAPERO
Screenplay
Pablo Trapero
Cinematography
Guillermo Bill Nieto
Music
Pablo Lescano, Damas Gratis
Cast
Jorge Roman-Zapa, Dario Levy, Mimi Arduh, Hugo Anganuzzi, Victor Hugo Carrizo,
Producer
Pablo Trapero, Andres Wood
Edition(s)
32ª

El Bonaerense

El Bonaerense
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  • 92 minutos
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  • color, 35mm
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  • 2001
Argentina

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A 35-year-old Zapa is a regular, hard-working guy, a locksmith living in rural Argentina. When his boss asks him to do a special job for some special clients, Zapa agrees - he has no choice. They break into a drug store and Zapa cracks the safe. The clients - police officers - stuff their bags, swearing Zapa to silence.

The next day he’s arrested. His policeman uncle makes a deal with his colleagues: they’ll let Zapa go if he disappears. Zapa leaves his family and the rich red soil of his birthplace for the concrete wastes of Buenos Aires, where he signs up as a police cadet. After months of punishing training, he graduates with flying colours. Zapa is now a Bonaerense: a member of the most brutal and corrupt police force in Argentina.

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PABLO TRAPERO
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Born in Argentina in 1971, he graduated in directing from the Universidad del Cine in 1995. His work with feature films include Crane World (1998, 23 rd Mostra), winner of the Tiger of Best Film at International Film Festival Rotterdam, El Bonaerense (2001, 32 nd Mostra), Rolling Family (2004, 28 th Mostra), Born and Bred (2006, 31 st Mostra), Leonera (2008, 32 nd Mostra), Carancho (2010), White Elephant (2012) and The Clan (2015), for which he won the Best Director Award at Venice Film Festival.
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