Nominated for best music at “Beijing Film Festival 2013″
- April 30th, 2013
http://www.bjiff.com/20130423/n373692448.shtml
“Dias de pesca” and “El Gato Desaparece” available for download
- February 21st, 2013
Download links:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dias-pesca-main-theme-single/id590739530
https://itunes.apple.com/album/gato-desaparece-main-theme/id592780774?l=de&v0=9989&ign-mpt=uo%3D1
MR Movies Review
- November 21st, 2012
THE CAT VANISHES
Before my recent viewing of “The Cat Vanishes”, I was unaware of its Argentinean director, Carlos Sorin. Apparently this film is a departure from the usual types of realistic and simple dramas that Sorin is known for and in a recent interview with him, he has stated that this one off experiment would be just that. The reason for this is because he found the stylized world of his Hitchcock homage to be an incredibly hard film to make. Watching the film you would not know it because Sorin has created such a great little film, he always seems in total control of it, and it is a shame that he will not make another suspense thriller like this again. When it comes to the homage of the work of master filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock, many have tried, but amazingly a lot fail, however Sorin has done a brilliant job of creating the wonderful suspense of a Hitchcock film without totally aping his style. Read More »
Un terso drama – Clarin
- November 21st, 2012
Padre e hija Awada y Almeida, en dos interpretaciones notables.
“DÍAS DE PESCA”, DE CARLOS SORÍN
Un terso drama
Alejandro Awada interpreta a un alcóholico en recuperación, que viaja al sur para pescar tiburones y reencontrarse con su hija.
15.11.2012 | Por Miguel Frías
Como se viene publicando y publicando: en Días de pesca, Carlos Sorín vuelve a la Patagonia, a las road movies agridulces y emotivas, a las películas con actores profesionales mezclados con lugareños -tiernos, nobles, ingenuos: antihéroes queribles- que hacen de sí mismos. Y sin embargo, si la comparamos con Historias mínimas , ícono del cine alla Sorín,Días… es, en muchos aspectos, muy distinta. Read More »
The Cat Vanishes Review l Screen
- September 19th, 2012
This nicely packaged film by veteran Sorin successfully balances humour and suspense in what might come across as a mere chamber play in lesser hands. Focusing on an well-respected academic just released from an institution after suffering a nervous breakdown and the translator wife whose own mental state deteriorates after he returns home and attempts to get his life back, it holds the viewer’s attention with subtle comic touches coexisting with chilling scenes of her hallucinations and more ambiguous shots of his blank face post-treatment.
El Gato Desaparece Review l Variety
- September 19th, 2012
Luis Luque and Beatriz Spelzini have to face their psychological problems in “The Cat Vanishes.” Read More »
El Camino de San Diego l Review
- June 19th, 2012
A natural crowdpleaserwhich could easily follow on the tracks of his previous film, Bombon: El Perro,Carlos Sorin’s TheRoad To San Diego shows him to be that rare film-maker:one who still has some faith in human nature. |
Historias Minimas Review l Variety
- June 19th, 2012
By DAVID ROONEY
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A Nirvana presentation of a Guacamole Films (Argentina)/Wanda Vision (Spain) production. (International sales: Wanda Vision, Madrid.) Executive producer, Martin Bardi. Directed by Carlos Sorin. Screenplay, Pablo Solarz.
Roberto – Javier Lombardo Don Justo – Antonio Benedictis Maria – Javiera Bravo Read More »