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3 Americas
Directed by Cristina Kotz Cornejo
“Impressive!” — Milos Forman
“Beautifully Shot!” —The Independent
“Compelling and Thought Provoking!” —Northeast Public Radio
“Both Touching and Impressive!” — Milos Forman
(One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Amadeus, People vs. Larry Flint)
“Beautifully Shot and the Script is a Marvel of Minimalism!” The Independent
“Refreshingly, the director makes no attempt to tell us what to feel and there are moments of unadulterated tension where we become voyeurs eavesdropping in on some achingly intimate family moments.” —RealTVFilms.com
Official Selection Woodstock Film Festival
Official Selection Hbo Ny Int’l Film Festival
Official Selection Uruguay Int’l Film Festival
Official Selection Screenplay Competition Festival Of New Latin American Cinema In Havana
It’s the end of spring in Boston, Massachusetts. With summer approaching, 16 year-old América has two issues, or so she thinks. She hates school and her aunt Carolina’s alcoholic husband, Joey. She passes the days shoplifting, hanging out with her friends and trying to avoid Joey. But after a life-changing event, América, whose Spanish is limited, is sent to Buenos Aires, Argentina to live with her reclusive and anti-American grandmother, Lucía América Campos. In Argentina, América struggles to find her place. An entertaining and thought-provoking coming of age tale from a decisive vantage point of the Latino American experience.
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