‘Argentina 1985’ wins the Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film

Director Santiago Miter and actor Ricardo Darín pose with the Golden Globe. Amy Sussman/Getty

The movie, directed by Santiago Mitre, offers with the primary trials of the army junta in democracy “After the world championship, that is one other nice pleasure”, Ricardo Darín acknowledged when accumulating the award The movie already obtained an award at its premiere on the Venice International Film Festival

Argentina, 1985 has received the Golden Globe for one of the best non-English language movie on the eightieth gala of those awards. Santiago Mitre’s movie, starring Ricardo Darín and which follows the trial in opposition to these liable for the dictatorship in Argentina in the course of the Nineteen Eighties, was the winner of those awards organized by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

“I need to share this with all of the individuals who have been preventing for democracy in Argentina because the dictatorship and proceed to battle. I imagine that democracy is one thing we’d like and we have to proceed preventing for it,” Miter mentioned on stage upon receiving the award. accompanied by Darin.

The movie was the one Latin American that competed on this class and offers with the primary trials of the army junta in democracy. “After the world championship, that is one other nice pleasure,” mentioned Darín, who performed lawyer Julio César Strassera.

The movie had its world premiere on the Venice International Film Festival, the place it received the FIPRESCI International Critics Award for Best Film. It additionally received the viewers award on the seventieth version of the San Sebastián International Film Festival and is pre-nominated for the Oscars, within the class of finest overseas movie, which can announce its remaining candidates on January 24.

The Amazon Prime Video movie additionally stars Peter Lanzani, Alejandra Flechner and Norman Briski and recounts the actual case of the work of the prosecutor Julio César Strassera (Darín) and his staff within the well-known Trial of the Military Juntas that had put in a regime of State terrorism with hundreds of disappeared and tortured, over the last dictatorship that dominated Argentina till 1983.