"Aire"
Ídolos de Buenos Aires
Different love stories that take place in a radio station.
Hogar al Aire
Home in the Air is a reflection both on our idea of home and caretaking, and on our passage through this patch of sky. Built like a nest, with the bare essentials, the film has a poetic dimension with its focus on the bird’s and children’s watchful observation and on a listening ear for their songs and flutterings. Home in the Air is not about ..
Adiós Buenos Aires
A freakish coincidence brings together a songwriter and the lyricist from whom he inadvertently stole the lyrics to a hit song.
Aires
Aires is a contemplative visit inside a structure which straddles the line between a sanctuary and a corporate space. It is a place that seems to have no purpose and which leads to nowhere. A presence is felt, but never seen. The house itself is alive; the walls are vibrating, the windows reflect abstract landscapes, the textures are constantly shi..
Buenos Aires Hardcore Punk
Documentary about the Argentine punk and hardcore scene, from the early 80s to the mid-2000s. It includes interviews with various people in the environment, both musicians, producers and journalists, as well as archive material.
Aires 06
A survey of various gay cruising sites around France.
Un muchacho de Buenos Aires
A singer is employed in a boite to find the murderer of his mother.
Testament: [1995] Buenos Aires, Argentina
Testament at Estadio Vélez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina Low Legions (In Hiding) The Preacher All I Could Bleed Alone in the Dark Burnt Offerings Ride Trial by Fire Trail of Tears Hail Mary Dog Faced Gods Over the Wall Disciples of the Watch
Buenos Aires. La ciudad dormida
Every night hundreds of people perform night jobs necessary for the city to function during the day. The life of some protagonists of the night: what their jobs are like, how important they are and what it's like to live the opposite of the population.
Buenos días, Buenos Aires
Documentary that describes the awakening of the city and its daily movement.
