A Wind from the South (2011)
"A dialogue, in Guarani and Spanish, between two brothers trying to decide how to survive the war waged by Stroessner's troops in their isolated land. With a stunning soundtrack and a visual language that defies narrative, the film confronts us with the fundamental question of whether survival is to be found in migration or armed opposition." - From MoMA
Director: Paz Encina
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 23 min
Release Date: January 1, 2011
Screenplay
- Paz Encina (Screenplay)
Language: Guarani, Español
Original Language: es
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is A Wind from the South about?
- "A dialogue, in Guarani and Spanish, between two brothers trying to decide how to survive the war waged by Stroessner's troops in their isolated land. With a stunning soundtrack and a visual language that defies narrative, the film confronts us with the fundamental question of whether survival is to be found in migration or armed opposition." - From MoMA
- Who directed A Wind from the South?
- A Wind from the South was directed by Paz Encina.
- How long is A Wind from the South?
- A Wind from the South has a runtime of 23m (23 minutes).
- What genre is A Wind from the South?
- A Wind from the South is a Documentary film.