Cortázar

Year: 1994

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Tristán Bauer

Documentary

The film offers an intimate portrait of novelist Julio Cortázar, tracing the lasting influence of his work while situating it amid turbulent shifts in Argentine culture and politics. Interwoven with his own voice, Cortázar reads passages from his writing, creating a lyrical documentary that reflects his literary legacy and its era.

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