TIRE DIÉ – A LIFE FOR A DIME (1st America Film Festival, 1992)

1960, Argentina
TIRE DIÉ – A LIFE FOR A DIME

Fernando Birri

On the outskirts of Santa Fé in a neighborhood of the poor. The tracks of a railroad line run toward a huge bridge. The trains have to slow down here - for the boys of the neighborhood an opportunity to beg for a penny, for most vital, for all a dangerous game. TIRE DIÉ, the first cinematic document of misery in Argentina, marks the beginning of political cinema in Latin America.

Tire dié (Fernando Birri, 1960)
Section: Documentary Film Competition
Country: Argentina
Director: Fernando Birri
Language: spanish OmU
Running time: 33min

Argentinien 1960; Regie: Fernando Birri; DarstellerInnen: Guillermo Cervantes Luro, María Rosa Gallo, Francisco Petrone; (35mm; Schwarzweiß; Mono; 33min; ORIGINALFASSUNG MIT DEUTSCHEN UNTERTITELN).