SoHi Media, Inc. along with EA – Electronic Arts and Golf Channel have got two Sports Emmy Awards nominations for the featured documentary El Loco Del Palo. This is the Story of Dylan Reales, a young golfer from the Villa 31 in Buenos Aires, whose talent put him on the path for stardom. San Telmo … Continue reading
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Filming CGI scans of Inca Mummies
San Telmo Productions was in charge of fixing a shoot for Saloon Media’s TV show which has its Canadian crew flying around the world filming different kinds of mummies. Their latest foray was in the province of Salta, Argentina, where the famous Children of Llullaillaco (three mummified children, the best preserved Inca mummies of all … Continue reading
“GOALS FOR GIRLS”, DOCUMENTARY ABOUT WOMAN`S FOOTBALL (SOCCER) IN ARGENTINA NOW AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE BY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
“GOALS FOR GIRLS: A STORY OF WOMEN WITH BALLS”, DOCUMENTARY ABOUT THE STRUGGLE FOR WOMEN TO PLAY FOOTBALL (SOCCER) IN ARGENTINA NOW AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE BY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS “Goals for Girls shows how powerful ideas about gender and biology, perpetuated by the media, sports industry, and families, can limit women´s lives – but female soccer players … Continue reading
“ERASING DAD”, DOCUMENTARY ABOUT PARENTAL ALIENATION, CENSORED IN ARGENTINA-YOUTUBE BLOCKS FILM
Buenos Aires, Argentina-November 7th, 2014-Civil Court Judge Guillermo Blanch orderd on October 21st that “Erasing Dad” (original title: Borrando a Papá) cannot be shown in Argentina until three minutes of the film are removed and ordered Youtube and Google to block the film in Argentina. As of November 2nd, Youtube has blocked the video within … Continue reading
Documentary “Erasing Dad” censored in Argentina
The documentary Borrando a Papá (Erasing Dad) was originally set to premiere on August 28th, but it was suddenly pulled down at the behest of a non-governmental organization that criticized its release. Directed by Ginger Gentile and Sandra Fernández Ferreira, and produced by San Telmo Productions Erasing Dad is about the plight of fathers that are “erased” from their children’s lives after a divorce or separation by the family court system that tends to rule against fathers. Continue reading
Álex de la Iglesia releases Lionel Messi biopic July 2 at FIFA World Cup in Río
By contributing blogger Benjamín Harguindey After much speculation, the biopic of Argentine footballer Lionel Messi will receive an official screening on July 2 in Río de Janeiro, right in the middle of the FIFA World Cup’s “round of sixteen”. Argentina is playing against Switzerland the day before for a spot in the World Cup’s quarter-finals, … Continue reading
Shooting in Buenos Aires & Río Negro for BBC Documentary
By contributing blogger Benjamín Harguindey As production fixers, we’ve had the privilege of working with the United Kingdom on several production shoots, the latest of which was on a documentary for the BBC about parrots and their urban habitats. San Telmo Productions was in charge of fixing the filming of the documentary, a 12-day shoot in Buenos Aires City and … Continue reading
Mercedes Sosa’s Encore
by Benjamín Haguindey, contributing blogger The documentary “The Voice of Latin America” (Mercedes Sosa: La voz de America Latina) has been brewing for over three years now, ever since the passing of singer Mercedes Sosa in 2009 at the age of 74. It consists of a joint effort between filmmaker Rodrigo Vila and Sosa’s son, … Continue reading
BAFICI Documentaries: Profiles of Artists that are anything but Biopics
by Marfa Nekrasova, contributing blogger Porteños consider it their duty to see at least one movie at BAFICI, and the blue program booklets of the festival can be seen in many bags and pockets on the “subte” and “colectivos”. The festival is becoming a symbol. Still it remains full of heart, with the long discussions … Continue reading
Gripping Documentary about Smuggling, Drugs and Death on Cross Boarder Argentina-Paraguay Bridge
by Cecilia Barone, contributing blogger The cross-border documentary, El silencio del puente, (The silence of the Bridge) directed by Eduardo Schellemberg grippingly denounces the violence and poverty that forces people to cross from Paraguay to Argentina on the San Roque Gonzalez de Santa Cruz Bridge that links the two nations. The product of four years … Continue reading