Luna Paiva I had the opportunity to work on Zama, shot on the banks of the Paraná river, a place of profound resonance for my ancestors, at the very epicenter of the collision between the colonial and the indigenous. Lucrecia gave me a small role embodying those streams of life that run along that river. Each of her films is a piece of something larger: a lifelong excavation of civilization itself, its origins, its violences, its silences.
Pablo Bofill I have always admired Sam’s ability to question conventions through simple gestures. Free Kitchen transformed one of the most codified spaces of domestic life into a proposition about how we might live together.
