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Neighboring Scenes 2017

Argentine Archive, Brazilian Archive, Chilean Archive, Colombian Archive, Dominican Archive, Film Festivals Archive, Mexican, Neighboring Scenes, Paraguayan Archive / January 26, 2017 by Editors

Neighboring Scenes is an annual January showcase of contemporary Latin American cinema at Film Society of Lincoln Center co-presented with Cinema Tropical.

Films are in Spanish or Portuguese with English subtitles.

For tickets, visit www.filmlinc.org/festivals/neighboring-scenes/

Neighboring Scenes 2017

Neighboring Scenes 2017 is January 26 – 31, 2017.

Panamerican Machinery

Perhaps in a nod to current events, opening night film is Joaquín del Paso’s Mexican comic satire Panamerican Machinery (Maquinaria Panamericana, 2016).

It’s the story of what happens when the owner of a moribund construction firm dies on Friday and the workers discover there will be no pay or severance because the owner has been paying them out of his own pocket. The workers lock themselves in the compound while they decide what to do and the weekend becomes increasingly surreal.

Panamerican Machinery screens Thursday, January 26 at 7pm with Q&A with the director and a reception after the film.

Panamerican Machinery (Maquinaria Panamericana) Trailer

A Decent Woman

Closing night film is the U.S. premiere of Lukas Rinner’s comedy A Decent Woman (Los Decentes Argentine, 2016). Belén takes a job as a maid in a gated community, but slowly embraces the character of the nudist colony next door. Civilizations collide.

A Decent Woman screens January 31 at 7:30pm with director Q&A.

A Decent Woman (Los Decentes) Trailer
Image from Bettina Perut and Iván Osnovikoff’s Surire (Chile, 2015), courtesy of Film Society.

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