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Music, Documentary • 2025 • 88 min

Directed by Florencia Ciliberti, this Argentine documentary explores the long tradition of visual artists who also make music, tracing a lineage from figures like Jorge De La Vega and Federico Peralta Ramos through later contributors such as Roberto Jacoby. Ciliberti builds the film from workshop conversations, performances, music videos, and archival footage, keeping the mood intimate and laced with humor. The Leans Traditional label fits modestly here. The film celebrates an established creative heritage without reframing identities or pushing social critiques. Its focus is preservation and appreciation of a specific cultural scene. No political, religious, or identity-based signals pull in either direction. The rating reflects a film comfortable honoring what already exists.
Jorge De La Vega • Federico Peralta Ramos • Roberto Jacoby
Directed by Florencia Ciliberti, this Argentine documentary explores the long tradition of visual artists who also make music, tracing a lineage from figures like Jorge De La Vega and Federico Peralta Ramos through later contributors such as Roberto Jacoby. Ciliberti builds the film from workshop conversations, performances, music videos, and archival footage, keeping the mood intimate and laced with humor. The Leans Traditional label fits modestly here. The film celebrates an established creative heritage without reframing identities or pushing social critiques. Its focus is preservation and appreciation of a specific cultural scene. No political, religious, or identity-based signals pull in either direction. The rating reflects a film comfortable honoring what already exists.
Jorge De La Vega • Federico Peralta Ramos • Roberto Jacoby
The documentary traces the fertile intersection of visual arts and music in Argentina's local scene, spotlighting pioneers who crossed disciplines from the late 1960s onward and celebrating an effervescent, free creative community.
The documentary profiles Argentine visual artists who also create music, tracing a lineage from early figures like Jorge De La Vega and Federico Peralta Ramos through later contributors such as Roberto Jacoby. It presents their parallel practices in the local art and underground scenes through interviews, performances, and archival material without reframing identities or advancing identity-based critiques.
The documentary centers on the creative intersections of visual art and music in Argentina, drawing from performances, testimonies, and archival material without engaging family structures, domestic roles, or generational relationships.
The documentary traces the interplay of visual art and music among Argentine creators through interviews, performances, and archival footage, without introducing LGBTQ+ characters or themes.
This documentary examines the vibrant crossover between visual arts and music in Argentina through interviews, performances, and archival material, without featuring transgender characters or themes.
The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.
The documentary profiles established male visual artists including Jorge De La Vega, Federico Peralta Ramos, and Roberto Jacoby in their historical roles without any on-screen gender alterations.
This documentary profiles real Argentine visual artists who also make music, presenting them through interviews, performances, and archival footage of the individuals themselves.
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