Don´t stop your projects during Covid-19

We’d like to offer you some of our services we could do by now, during this stage of lockdown situation by Covid-19. Meanwhile your team members be unable to travel, our processes and expertise are here to support you. We are experienced in providing a remote production. From Barcelona 023.think.create.produce asked us a corporate video … Continue reading →

WE STILL SHOOTING! -🎥 DON´T STOP YOUR PROJECTS BY COVID-19 / CORONAVIRUS 🎬

As the global effects of Coronavirus continue to evolve & challenge us all, in San Telmo Productionshave a proposition for you, like we have a long experienced in providing remote productions. Don’t cancel your projects, and let the things rolling on with us. Production in Argentina continues and we take our role in health & … Continue reading →

7 Famous Films Set in Argentina

Argentina has an enviable film industry, and has walked away with two Oscars for Best Foreign Film over the years. The chaos, passion and drama of the country makes for a perfect silver screen setting – we round up some of the most famous films to be set in Argentina for your viewing pleasure. – … Continue reading →

Review: “El Dedo” Gets a Thumbs Up

by Adam Davis, contributing blogger For a film ostensibly about a finger, “El Dedo,” the latest release from director Sergio Teubal, certainly displays a lot of heart. (Watch trailer with English subtitles below) The movie begins when the acting leader of a rural Argentine village, Don Hidalgo (Gabriel Goity), announces that, with the birth of … Continue reading →

Mar del Plata Film Festival–The Most Important in South America has begun

by Rob Sykes, contributing blogger Most famous for its fishing port and stretches of sandy beaches which attract thousands of Argentinean sun bathers every summer, for the next week Mar del Plata, on Argentina’s Atlantic coast, sees the return of an event of more high brow cultural significance. The 25th Mar del Plata Film Festival … Continue reading →

Shantytown Residents Film Their Own Movie

by Amelia Batho, Contributing Blogger No make up, no set, no fake guns needed. In this movie, the slum dwellers acted, shot and scripted a movie that reflects their own violent reality. Far from the glamor of Palermo and the pleasing aesthetics of San Telmo architecture, in the neighborhood of Barracas lies a Buenos Aires … Continue reading →

Sundance Winner “El Hombre de al Lado” opens in Argentina

By Tracey Chandler, contributing blogger Winner of Best Film of Mar del Plata Film Festival 2009, World Cinema Cinematography Award for Dramatic Filmmaking premiers in Argentina. “El hombre de al lado,” (The Man Next Door) written by Andrés Duprat and directed by Gastón Duprat and Mariano Cohn, is an excellent film not only because of … Continue reading →

First Green Film Festival Comes to Buenos Aires

by Amelia Batho, Contributing Blogger Right now the environment is a hot topic and a major concern for many of us from all different walks of life. So why not combine your love of film with your concern for all things green and head down to the Green Film Festival taking place from the 12th … Continue reading →

Cinema and Soccer in Gaumont Cinema NOW!

Argentina may have been booted out of The World Cup 2010, but there´s still room to celebrate football in the cinematic arena thanks to a program that has been organized by the INCAA (Argentine Film Board) here in Buenos Aires. In the Gaumont INCAA Cinema, on Avenida Rivadavia 1635, until Wednesday 7th July 2010, a … Continue reading →

Free Documentary Film Showings in Buenos Aires

By Tracey Chandler, Contributing Blogger On Wednesday 12th May, Wednesday 19th May and Wednesday 9th June, at The Centro Cultural de la Cooperación on Avenida Corrientes 1543, 1st Floor, Sala Tuñón, is a series of FREE documentary film showings about Argentina. The films vary in length from 5 minutes to full length features and each … Continue reading →