The Subterraneans - Visions and stories about the F. L. I. A.
Directed by Tomas Larrinaga
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"The Subterraneans" shows us what the largest independent cultural event of recent years is, how it came about, and how it's organized: the Independent and Alternative Book Fair (F.L.I.A.). Self-managed, always open, free, and accessible to all, the F.L.I.A. is a channel for free expression that continues to grow and expand throughout Argentina and the world. Narrated by its protagonists and accompanied by a dynamic cascade of images, Tomás Larrinaga ("El Gauchito Gil, La Sangre Inocente") captures the essence of this phenomenon.Read moreLess
"The Subterraneans" shows us what the largest independent cultural event of recent years is, how it came about, and how it's organized: the Independent and Alternative Book Fair (F.L.I.A.). Self-managed, always open, free, and accessible to all, the F.L.I.A. is a channel for free expression that continues to grow and expand throughout Argentina and the world. Narrated by its protagonists and accompanied by a dynamic cascade of images, Tomás Larrinaga ("El Gauchito Gil, La Sangre Inocente") captures the essence of this phenomenon.
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"The Subterraneans" shows us what the largest independent cultural event of recent years is, how it came about, and how it's organized: the Independent and Alternative Book Fair (F.L.I.A.). Self-managed, always open, free, and accessible to all, the F.L.I.A. is a channel for free expression that continues to grow and expand throughout Argentina and the world. Narrated by its protagonists and accompanied by a dynamic cascade of images, Tomás Larrinaga ("El Gauchito Gil, La Sangre Inocente") captures the essence of this phenomenon.
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- Director
- Tomas Larrinaga
- Editor
- Tomas Larrinaga