Raymundo

Nearly 30 years after his mysterious death, the story of a revolutionary Argentine filmmaker who strived to use celluloid as a tool of counter-information comes to the screen in directors Ernesto Ardito and Virna Molina's portrait of leftist underground cinema icon Raymundo Gleyzer. In using his lens to highlight Latin America's turbulent political and sociological situations in the early '60s, Gleyzer attempted to make cinema a powerful tool for the working class. The decade that followed ...