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In 'Old Devil', co-directors Sol Cifuentes and Néstor Cifuentes navigate the end of their 9-year relationship during the making of 'Diablo Viejo'. Initially conceived as a family road trip movie, the film captures the emotional upheaval and creative tension that arises as both directors recount their individual perspectives on their shared experiences. The documentary presents each director's version of the story, illustrating the complexities of love and loss while addressing the challenges of collaboration amid personal turmoil.
The film transforms a simple road trip concept into a detailed examination of a fractured partnership. It shows how relationships influence artistic expression, as both directors piece together their narratives from the remnants of their time together. The 71-minute runtime allows for an intimate look at their emotional struggles and the impact of their break-up on their creative work.
Why Watch
- •See Sol and Néstor Cifuentes' unique perspectives on love.
- •Find out how a road trip movie turned into a personal story.
- •Meet the cast, including Brian Bendersky and Patricio Pagliari.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Sol Cifuentes and Néstor Cifuentes.
•The documentary has a runtime of 71 minutes.
•It was produced in Argentina, as indicated by the country code 'AR'.
•The film features five cast members, including Sol Cifuentes and Patricio Pagliari.
Perfect For
Documentary enthusiastsFans of personal storytellingThose interested in filmmaking