Contrakultura Films was an imprint of Iruña Films, SA a

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film production effort dedicated to producing biographical documentaries on Latin American writers. Production offices were located in San Telmo. Soledad Liendo, Leonardo Hussen and Rodolfo Durán were among the producers. The initiative later expanded to include

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such as Andrés Waissman and Humberto Calzada, and ocial scientistssuch as León Rozitchner, Ismael Viñas, Juan Jose Sebreli and Jorge Lovisolo. Contrakultura existed as such between 2002 and 2006 producing approximately twenty-five documentaries with the support of

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, Fondo Nacional de las Artes, and the Ministerio de Cultura de la Nación. These films are presently owned by eritage Film Project and currently being distributed by

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. The initial “Contrakultural series" was known as “Perfiles”, and was made of thirteen biographical documentaries. The series was presented at the Biennial Northeast Regional Meeting "Luso-Hispanic Presence in the Changing Cultural Landscape of America", organized by the

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. Several of the documentaries on the series Perfiles were directed by

Eduardo Montes-Bradley Eduardo Montes-Bradley is a documentary filmmaker. His most recent works are ''Daniel Chester French: American Sculptor'' and ''Black Fiddlers''. Life Montes-Bradley first appeared mentioned in Margareta Vinterheden's ''Man maste ju leva', Swe ...

. Some of the original titles are listed under a pseudonym inspired in legendary actresses of the silent era of Mexican Cinema such as Cándida Beltrán, Mimi Derba, Ana Lobos, Emma Padilla, Lupe Velez, Maria Laura del Rio, Ma. Laura Del Rio. The series was initially publicized as directed by thirteen woman-directors by Eduardo Montes-Bradley. Contrakultura also produced the series known as the NOA Trilogy, films produced by Contrakultura and directed by Norbert “Negro” Ramírez in the Jujuy and Salta provinces, on the Northwestern region of Argentina.

Perfiles

''Perfiles'' (Profiles), was a series of thirteen documentaries about Latin American writers produced by

for Contrakultura in Buenos Aires. Previous biographical documentaries by Montes-Bradley include essays on

Jorge Luis Borges Jorge Francisco Isidoro Luis Borges Acevedo (; ; 24 August 1899 – 14 June 1986) was an Argentine short-story writer, essayist, poet and translator, as well as a key figure in Spanish-language and international literature. His best-known bo ...

Julio Cortázar Julio Florencio Cortázar (26 August 1914 – 12 February 1984; ) was an Argentine, nationalized French novelist, short story writer, essayist, and translator. Known as one of the founders of the Latin American Boom, Cortázar influenced an ent ...

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Osvaldo Bayer Osvaldo Bayer (18 February 1927 – 24 December 2018) was an Argentine writer and journalist. He lived in Buenos Aires. In 1974, during the presidency of Isabel Perón, he went into exile, residing in Linz am Rhein, Germany, throughout the Natio ...

. The series ''Perfiles'' was initially made of thirteen tiles of 80 minutes each. The average budget for each of the documentaries was $65,000 of which 25% came as advance distribution fees advance from Patagonia Film Group, LLC, and 75% was subsidized by the Ministry of Culture of Argentina. More titles were eventually added to the original thirteen. * ''Una cierta mirada'' (A Certain Look), 2004. Conversations with Juan José Sebreli. Sebreli recalls his life ass he takes the audience for a ride around timeless Buenos Aires, the architectural and sociopolitical landmarks that define his early childhood, adolescence and the rest of his life. In a way, this doc can be watched as a 20th-century Tour Guide of Buenos Aires, a sketch on Peronism and yet, more. Sebreli's perception of the surroundings, the arts, architecture and the music of the city is a constant throughout the film. Shot in Black and White. Particular emphasis is given to the fundamental changes that took place in the urban transformation of the capital city from single homes in the barrio of Constitución to the apartment buildings that came in response to the population growth. Sebreli also approaches the transition from

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, and the architectural evolution of Theaters and Movie Theaters. Another constant reference in the film is to the gay life in Buenos Aires through his lifetime. * ''Le mot Juste''. Conversations with Héctor Tizón. The documentary, directed by

, follows the writer to Yala, birthplace and home of Héctor Tizón in Jujuy, Argentina. In a series of candid conversations, Tizón evokes his childhood, and the experience of living between two extremely different cultures: the Quechua the cosmogonies of his native homeland, and the Spanish of the conquistadores perpetuated to this day through the characterization of the Argentine national pride. In Le mot Juste Tizón explores the idea of exile in different directions with particular emphasis to the exile of the native peoples of the Puna under the cultural prevalence of the Spanish Culture and Catholic traditions. Tizón also talks in this film about his personal experience in a different exile, the one that forced him to leave Argentina during the military regime of Jorge Rafael Videla. Luis Gusman

* ''La otra orilla'' (The Opposite Shore) Biographical sketch on

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, member of Revista Sitio and writer-member of the generation of

Osvaldo Lamborghini Osvaldo Lamborghini (April 12, 1940 – November 18, 1985) was an Argentine writer of the 1960s and 70s avant-gardes. His work is not easily lumped into traditional generic categories, as it spans and combines elements of poetry, prose fiction ...

and . Gusmán is a Konex Award recipient. ''La otra orilla'' follows Gusmán from his native

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, in the peripheral and less privileged southern suburbs of Buenos Aires, to the middle class-hipster

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in the capital city. The film includes previously unknown tango recordings of Luis Gusmán's father. The actual interviews with Gusmám were conducted behind the camera by film student Yael Szmulewicz under the supervision of Montes-Bradley, camera by Alejandro Ortiz, Sound by Horacio Almada. DV , 70 min. and 70 min. version. * ''Planeta Bizzio'', (Planet Bizzio) Documentary on the life and works of Sergio Bizzio, off beat-poet, playwright and novelist. Interview conducted by Nadina Fushimi. * ''Deliciosas perversiones polimorfas''. An intimate portrait of

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. Laiseca is a cult literary figure of Buenos Aires better known for his fictional metaphysics. The documentary explores the relationship between Laiseca and his father, a rural family doctor living in Córdoba. References to Edgar A. Poe,

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and the imminent arrival of the Antichrist are constant leitmotivs in the film. * ''Si yo fuera realmente Libre'' (If I Were Truly Free). Biographical essay on the life and works of

Alan Pauls Alan Pauls (born 22 April 1959 in Buenos Aires) is an Argentine writer, literary critic and screenwriter. An early essay he did on ''Betrayed by Rita Hayworth'' by Manuel Puig is said to show his interest in him as an "experimental writer." Althoug ...

. Interview conducted by Daniel Guebel. * ''Ecce Homo''. Biographical essay on the writer, and cultural icon Juan Filloy. The film is based on an interview with Ana da Costa shortly before his death at 106 in the year 2000. Montes-Bradley's film reconstructs the life of Filloy. Contrakultura, 2004. 52 min. *''Las memorias del señor Alzheimer''. The protagonist of this film is Jorge "Dipi" Di Paola, a dadaist-

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, writer-poet, an unconventional character of the Buenos Aires underground during the 1970s. The film was shot in 2007, shortly before Di Paola's death in

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, some 450 kilometers from the capital of Argentina. In the film, Di Paola, recalls the times in which he and his mentor

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shared an apartment in Buenos Aires first, and later in Di Paola's home-town of

. Produced by Montes-Bradley, directed by Sergio Belloti. Andres Rivera 02

*''Marcos Ribak aka Andrés Rivera''. Biographical portrait of

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author of " La revolución es un sueño eterno". The film was primarily shot in Córdoba where the author lived with his second wife Susana Fiorito. The film contributes to shedding light on Polish Jewelry immigration to Argentina, and in the political life of young members of the Communist Party in Buenos Aires during the Peronist regime (1945-1955). Many of the scenes of this film were shot at the legendary

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, know to have served as a retreat to the former Nazi officer after the war. *''No matarás'' (Thou Shall Not Kill). Documentary on

Marcelo Birmajer Marcelo Birmajer (born November 29, 1966 in Buenos Aires) is an Argentine Jewish author. The grandson of Romanian, Polish, Lithuanian and Syrian immigrants. Best known for writing the script for the 2004 film El abrazo partido. Birmajer's work u ...

, an irreverent Jewish-Argentine writer, whose political views, largely at odds with the overwhelming "progressive"-minded cultural milieu in Buenos Aires are largely responsible for his continue political isolation. In the film, Birmajer presents himself to the audience as a lost soul somewhere between Buenos Aires and a not so distant

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; holding a tight grip on the umbilical cord that his Jewish-mother preserves intact for generations to-come. The film was produced shortly after the terrorist attack to

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and the Israel Embassy in Buenos Aires which recently gained renewed attention in the media after the presumed murder of

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. In the film, Birmajer accuses Iran as the primary instigator of the terrorist attacks in Buenos Aires. * ''El país de no me acuerdo'' (Neverland). A biographical sketch on . Produced with the support of

, Ministerio de Cultura,

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, City of Buenos Aires, Sociedad Argentina de Escritores, and

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Filmed scarcely two years before Grondona's passing in Buenos Aires in 2006, the film explores the political life in Argentina through the eyes of this iconic and revered actor-director who first appearance in the screen

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came under the direction of

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. The film comes to a severe critique to

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, and what Grondona refers to in the film as "moral decay" and the "decomposition of the social fabric in Argentina". Produced by Contrakultura, 2004. Cinematography Alejandro Ortiz, Sound Horacio Almada. Directed by Eduardo Montes-Bradley as Cándida Beltrán. DV , 79 min. * ''Saludablemente en pelotas''. Biographical sketch on , journalist ( Pagina/12), and fiction writer better known for his collaboration with

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artist. * ''La célula fugitiva'' (The Fugitive Cell). Biographical sketch on journalist and scriptwriter

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. The title translates as "The fugitive cell" and alludes to the protagonist's survival to a cancer diagnosis during the government of

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and the Triple A. * ''Desandando el tiempo''. (Unwinding Time) Biographical sketch of the poet (1914-2005). Produced by Eduardo Montes-Bradley and Directed by Rodolfo Durán as "Valentina Carrasco". * ''En el nombre del padre''. (In the Name of the Father). Biographical sketch on Ana María Shua. * ''Espléndida decadencia''. (Splendid Decadence) Biographical sketch on .

NOA Trilogy

Series of three documentary films produced by Montes-Bradley with the support of the Ministry of Culture of

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, and a grant from the

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. The trilogy was directed by Norberto "Negro" Ramírez, a filmmaker born in

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, and raised in Buenos Aires. During the dictatorship 1976-1983 Ramirez found refuge in the internal exile in the northwestern provinces of Argentina, a region known as NOA (Noroeste Argentino), also known as Puna, which mainly includes

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and

provinces. * ''From Frankfurt to Humahuaca''. Biographical-essay on Jorge Lovisolo, a philosopher entrenched in the northwestern province of Salta; a disciple of The Frankfurt School, and author of numerous essays. The film deals with Lovisolo's obsessions in a sort of self-imposed exile in

; his perspectives on religion and local communities, the thoughts of

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and others. NOA Productions, 2005. *''Kopla Vera''. Biographical-essay on Jesús Ramón Vera, author of numerous verses inspired in the liturgical

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. NOA Productions, c. 2006. * ''Yo y el tiempo'', (Time and I). Biographical-essay on poet-composer Juan José Botelli, a native and cultural icon in

. "Yo y el tiempo" is the third and last documentary in the NOA trilogy produced by Montes-Bradley, and directed by Norberto "Negro" Ramírez. NOA Productions, c.2006

Other Titles

*''El hombre invisible'', (The Invisible Man) The documentary explores the work of early film editors of News Reel in Argentina during the 1940s and through the 1960s. *''La oficina'' (The Office) A documentary by Blas Eloy Martínez, son of the laureate writer Tomás Eloy Martínez. The film is set in the background of a red-tape Office of Vital Records. Produced by Montes Bradley. *''Dirigido por ... '' (Directed by) This film explores the creative process of Argentine filmmakers in a series of in-depth interviews intertwined with an extensive archival of films and photography. Includes conversations with

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recipient

Luis Puenzo Luis Adalberto Puenzo (born 19 February 1946) is an Argentine film director, producer and screenplay writer. He works mainly in the cinema of Argentina, but has also worked in the United States. Biography Puenzo was born in Buenos Aires in ...

, Lucrecia Martel,

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, Anibal DiSalvo, Daniel Burman, Mario Levin, Edmund Valladares, and others. *''Insurgentes''. The documentary investigates the connections between the ( Revolutionary Left Movement), the ( ERP), and (

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) in the 1970s. The film also focuses on Plan Condor, the multilateral efforts by Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil to defeat the guerrilla insurgents. The film was produced by Montes-Bradley and directed by Pablo Doudchitzky. *''Low Blows:, La Raulito''. This documentary follows

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icon Maria Esher Duffau aka " La Raulito", the fan-mascot of

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and an eccentric folk character in

. La Raulito as Maria Esher Duffau was known, had previously been immortalized in a film by the same name directed by

Lautaro Murúa Lautaro Murúa (; 29 December 1926 in Tacna, Chile – 3 December 1995 in Madrid) was a Chilean-Argentine actor, film director, and screenwriter. He is one of the best known actors in the cinema of Argentina. Born in Chile, Murúa moved to ...

. However, in this documentary the director, a Boca Juniors fan himself, follows the protagonist during the last days of her life. ''Low Blows: La Raulito'' premiered at International Film Festival in December 2009. Latin American Selection.Catalogue and website for the

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, 2009 Produced by Eduardo Montes-Bradley, directed by Emiliano Serra. *''Negro sobre blanco'' (Black on White). A biographical film about Margarita Bróndolo

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. Margarita recalls the pioneering times of Argentine cinema days when she was one of the first female

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. At the time Bróndolo worked alongside iconic figures of the golden era of a film such as

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. The documentary abounds in newsreels, and clips from some of the most celebrated film titles of Argentina. The film was directed by Eduardo López, himself a long time and award-winning editor next to

Nominee

. Produced by Montes Bradley, edited and directed by Eduardo López.

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