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In Buenos Aires, Argentina, the film focuses on the legacy of Galician immigration through the story of a Galician man who seeks to reconnect with his long-lost relatives. The narrative is built around his use of travel, photographs, letters, and phone calls, which illustrate the complexities of relationships formed through migration. The film captures both the connections and separations that arise from these experiences, providing a personal lens on the broader themes of immigration and identity.
'Bs.As.' received the Premio Foco Galicia in Tui in 2007, indicating its importance in discussions about the impact of Galician immigration on Argentine history. The film is presented in Galician and runs for 79 minutes, reflecting the cultural ties between Galicia and Argentina.
Why Watch
- •Follow a Galician man's quest for family in Buenos Aires.
- •See the impact of Galician immigration on Argentine culture.
- •Meet key figures like Gloria González and Conce Paz.
Did You Know
•The film won the Premio Foco Galicia in Tui in 2007.
•It has a runtime of 79 minutes.
•The film is presented in the Galician language.
•It features a Galician man searching for long-lost relatives.
Perfect For
Galician cultureArgentine historyImmigration stories