“The Rapture”: The Argentine film applauded in Venice with Rodrigo de la Serna revealed when it opens in theaters

“El Rapto”, the acclaimed film starring Rodrigo de la Serna, the only Argentine feature film that participated in the 80th edition of the Venice Film Festival where it received the ovation of the critics and the filmmaker audience present, revealed that it arrives in theaters on October 26. You may also be interested: “El Rapto”: the first preview of the Argentine film with Rodrigo de la Serna arrived, after passing through Venice and TorontoDirected by filmmaker Daniela Goggi (recognized for her productions “Abzurdah”, “El Hilo Rojo” and the series “María Marta: el crimen del country”), the story is based on real events narrated by the author Martín Sivak in his novel Dad’s jump, and takes place in Buenos Aires, just restored the democracy that put an end to the last civic-military dictatorship. Julio Levy (De la Serna) and his family return to Argentina after a long exile in order to enjoy their life in democracy and collaborate in the family business. In this context, his brother is kidnapped, and his cause drives him not only to take his place in the family business but to lead a risky operation to rescue him. First images of Rodrigo de la Serna with Julieta Zylberberg in “El Rapto”, the new Argentine film that travels to international festivals | Photo: Press Genittleza. The cast is composed with the starring performances of Julieta Zylberberg (who this year comes from “The Tangalanga Method”), Lautaro Perez Hilal (“Miserere Nobis”), Lola Loyacono (“Little Victories”), Andrea Garrote (“The pattern, radiography of a crime”), Germán Palacios (after “Franklin: History of a ticket”) and Jorge Marrale (“Start the dance”). After its international premiere in Venice, the film participated on September 11 at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), while it will also soon have its premiere in Latin America within the framework of the 19th ficmonterrey, where it is part of the official selection of the festival by competing in the category of “Latin American Feature Film”. Produced by Benjamín Domenech with Rei Cine, and by Infinity Hill, by Axel Kuschevatzky with Phin Glynn and Cindy Teperman (who was in charge of “Argentina, 1985”), “El Rapto” will be available after its passage through the cinema on the Paramount Television International platform, Paramount +.

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