Ricardo Darín against hate speech: “The snowball that violence produces is very easy to generate and very difficult to stop” | Press conference at the Venice Film Festival

This Saturday, Ricardo Darin and all the film crew “1985” gave a press conference at the Venice Festival where the film will compete for the Golden Lion. In this context, the Argentine actor referred to hate speech and maintained that “hate is the only feeling that does not prescribe”.

The protagonists of the movieArgentina, 1985“, unfurled the Argentine flag this Saturday during the red carpet parade of the 79th edition of the Venice International Film Festival. Along with the actors were the director of the film, Santiago Miterand the rest of the team, who condemned the attack on the vice president Cristina Kirchner.

At a press conference, the director of the film, Santiago Miteraffirmed that after the projection that “if there is something that we believed that the trial of 1985 had settled forever it is violence as a possibility to resolve political conflicts, it is something that we strongly repudiate”.

And he added: “We believed that the ‘Never Again’ proposed by prosecutor Julio Strassera had been forever and we see that violence still exists.”

“Hate is the only feeling that does not prescribe”

In the same vein, the actor Ricardo Darin expressed his rejection of hate speech. “Each one does what he can with anger, rage, rage,” he began by saying.

And he continued: “That’s why it’s important review what is the own violence, the internal. What is happening to us inside?

“Sometimes, without realizing it, we can contribute to this widespread violence“, he reflected.

“If one has a humanistic sensibility, the first duty is try to put yourself in someone else’s shoeseven when one receives an aggression, because the snowball that produces aggression and violence is very easy to generate and very difficult to stop“, he remarked.

“Let’s not forget that hatredit’s probably the only feeling that does not prescribe”he concluded.

Venice Film Festival: which Argentine films will be screened

The Venice Festival began last Wednesday and has, in addition to “Argentina, 1985”who will participate in the official competition for the golden lionto the feature film Laura Citarella,Trenque Lauquen“, which is part of the parallel Horizons section.

Also Lucrezia Martel presents his short film “Maid“, which will be seen out of competition and the director Mariano Cohn integrates the official jury, chaired by Julianne Moorerole that Martel had two years ago.

Also, the festival will feature the participation of the actress Griselda Sicilianiwho stars in “Bardo“, the new film by the four-time Oscar winner, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarrituco-written with the Argentine Nicolás Giacoboneand the filmmaker’s first film to be shot in Mexico since his debut feature that made him famous in 2000, “Amores Perros.”

What is “Argentina, 1985” about?

Miter’s film is focused on the history of prosecutors Julius Caesar Strassera (Ricardo Darin) and Luis Moreno Ocampo (Peter Lanzani), who in 1985 were responsible for carrying out the accusation of the main responsible for the bloodiest military dictatorship in Argentine history.

The film is directed by Santiago Miter and written by the director himself and Mariano Llinas. Filmed in real places where the action took place, “Argentina, 1985” will premiere in Argentine cinemas before being available on Amazon Prime Video in more than 240 countries.

The producers of “Argentina, 1985” are Axel Kuschevatzky, Federico Posternak, Agustina Llambi Campbell, Ricardo Darín, Santiago Mitre, Santiago Carabante, Chino Darín and Victoria Alonso. The film, a co-production of Amazon Studios, La Unión de los Ríos, Kenya Films and Infinity Hill, is also the first Argentine Amazon Original film.

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