This week a letter that the entrepreneur and actor Adrián Suar sent to the 300 employees of Pol-Ka’s production company, where he referred to the crisis in the company and fiction in general, was filtered. In a fragment of the letter, Adrián says: “The pandemic that paralyzed the whole world paralyzed us too. It stopped us completely and disabled us to continue working, precipitated our reality as a company. Now it is no longer enough or with the will. It takes a lot more than that to be able to follow,” he wrote. For this reason and in dialogue with the radio program “In case the flies” Cecilia Roth was consulted by this letter and by the fiction in general in our country where I take the opportunity taken by the director of content of channel 13 and said:
“I don’t understand what’s going on with fiction, I didn’t really understand that letter. Personally, I think quite the opposite… It’s being done so much fiction in the world What happens in Argentina that it doesn’t happen, that it’s not paid for? Why can’t it be better than it was rather than worse? What’s the reason? I don’t think it’s an economic issue.”
With this I point out that the reasons are not specifically economic, but that there would be some other impediment to fiction in our country picking up. The full letter here from Adrián Suar here:
Letter issued by Adrián Suar to his Pol-Ka employees
