SALAMANDRA
by Pablo Agüero
synopsis
Alba has come to pick up Inti. He is six, she is 30. Temperamental, talkative and naive, Alba hitchhikes with Inti to a valley in Patagonia: El Bolson (non-nuclear zone), a haven for renegades from all over the world. At the home of the late Dr. Schulz, day and night are one in a non-stop party, among the insect collections and multitude of animals. At the foot of the mountains, peasant children have fun destroying a school and attacking the houses of new residents. Between these two impossible worlds, Alba and Inti try to build a normal life as mother and son, Alba clinging to her daydreams, Inti to his survival kit.
| international title: | Salamandra |
| original title: | Salamandra |
| country: | France, Argentina, Germany |
| year: | 2008 |
| genre: | fiction |
| directed by: | Pablo Agüero |
| release date: | FR 21/04/2010 |
| screenplay: | Pablo Agüero |
| cast: | Dolores Fonzi, Joaquin Aguila, John Cale |
| cinematography by: | Hélène Louvart |
| film editing: | Jacques Comets |
| art director: | María Eva Duarte |
| producer: | Jacques Bidou, Marianne Dumoulin |
| production: | JBA Production, Rohfilm GmbH, Rizoma Film (AR) |
| distributor: | Bodega Films |


















