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South Dock (1997)

Director: Pablo Reyero

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From Time Out Film Guide

The difficulties faced by three families living in Buenos Aires' polluted shanty towns are presented in a touching, yet non-judgmental way. Made for TV - but with a subsequent cinematic release - the film is an often moving portrayal of dignity in poverty, the continued importance of machismo, and the sheer pain of merely trying to survive. Restrained in tone and form - at times too much so - this profile may not lack heart, but remains more interesting as anthropology than cinema.

Author: FM

Time Out Film Guide


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