Paraguay Remembered

Name: Paraguay Remembered
Genre: Documentary
Released: February 24, 2017
Duration: 89 min

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Cinema Tropical | Release Date: February 24, 2017 | Not Rated

Summary: A documentary filmmaker returns to Paraguay for the first time in forty years. As he wanders in Asuncion and meets old and new friends, fragments of memories he had forgotten are revived. The shooting process itself becomes the way to remember. Little by little, his memories take him back to a romantic encounter with a woman in Argentina.A documentary filmmaker returns to Paraguay for the first time in forty years. As he wanders in Asuncion and meets old and new friends, fragments of memories he had forgotten are revived. The shooting process itself becomes the way to remember. Little by little, his memories take him back to a romantic encounter with a woman in Argentina. Incidents of oppression under dictatorship are intertwined with his private recollections. The past is found mirrored in the landscape of the present.… Expand

Director: Dominique Dubosc

Genre(s): Documentary

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 89 min

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Diego Semerene

Feb 20, 2017

Like most great essay films, Paraguay Remembered is driven by associations not just with art works with which it shares a kinship, but a stream-of-conscious relationship between word and image. Read full review

Glenn Kenny

Feb 23, 2017

This quiet movie, shot in black-and-white and color, is an unhurried, beautiful, and pained work that through simple means resonates on various levels. Read full review

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