Stephen Kijak

Oct 12, 2023 | dmovies.org | Nick Kouhi |Stephen Kijak |Woody Allen |Camille Hardman

One of the premier figures of the New Argentine Cinema, Lisandro Alonso’s modest yet striking filmography has developed into a cinematic inquiry into the porous conception of national borders in the new millennium. Alonso has not necessarily forsaken realism, but since Liverpool (2008) he’s deployed a literary structure in ruminating upon how globalisation shapes our connection to people (primarily parents and children) lost to history.