Robert Fernandez tremendous short movie "Una Calle sin Salida" is about violence in and drug cartels, is also a tribute to rap music as an instigator of violence and also as a scream of revolt to a situation that has no end. Robert is objective showing the reality, in an alternative economy that has his lobbies, the subjective message is: No Hope and Fear in a business that enslaves people. Robert made a real profile of the drug scenarios that are the same everywhere and the inoperative corrupt Authorities and hopeless, trouble-minded dealers. The Director is a realistic by all standards he also has a clear view of reality. Sometimes we doubt his fiction world and think, because even when he is ficctioning he does it in a way frequently using news gadgets as away of relate to the storie telling, that is almost a documentary of a reality felt in some way by everybody. This cold objectivistic fiction appeals abruptly to the public because the action runs so fast that our subjectivism actively reconnects to a reality we sadly experience on a daily basis on our imaginary, made by the news, or in real life in our neighbourhoods.
The recognition came as the way the award winning Director connects emphaticly.
Grounding: The Last Days of Swissair tells the story of Swiss air's manager Mario A. Corti. Part in Black and White format that fluids naturally to the darkest minds of white collar crime and in a way that can be related to our recent past. Robert is not provocative but he shows reality,cruelty and greed in common sense approach. We all experience the abnormal systems in our society and we all have cold, discomfort feelings. That makes an empathy with the audience. This connection with the public, this permanent discomfort and disturbing way of show corruption and a certain decay that is global. Robert Fernandez more than a promise he is surely a establish name showing a rotten and less than perfect society.
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