Cast and Credits
Original title / Temporada de caza
English title / Hunting Season
Director / Natalia Garagiola
Screenplay / Natalia Garagiola
Cinematography / Fernando Lockett
Music / Juan Manuel Tobal
Sound / Santiago Fumagalli
Production Design / Marina Raggio
Costume Design / Victoria Nana
Cast / Lautaro Bettoni, Germán Palacios, Boy Olmi, Rita Pauls
Production / Matias Roveda, Santiago Gallelli, Benjamin Domenech, Gonzalo Tonal - Rei Cine
Co-production / Mynette Louie – Gamechanger Films, Jonas Katzenstein, Maximilian Leo, Catharina Schreckenberg – Augenschein Filmproduktion, Philippe Avril – Les Films de l’Étranger
Executive Production / Julie Parker Benello, Dan Cogan, Geralyn Dreyfous, Wendy Ettinger, Philipp Stendebach
Executive Co-production / Abigail Disney, Regina K. Scully
Associated Production / Mollye Asher, Anne Grange
International sales / Alpha Violet
Press Attaché / Marie-France Dupagne, Barbara Van Lombeek, Gudrun Burie – The PR Factory
Format / Color
Runtime / 110 min.
Synopsis
Ernesto is a respected hunting guide who lives in Patagonia with his new family. After the loss of his first wife, he is forced to house his teenage son, Nahuel, whom he has not seen for more than a decade. Confronted with the past he left behind, Ernesto struggles to contain the violent outbursts of his son. In the hostility of nature, resentment will give way to a possible relationship between the two. Their reunion will confront them with their own ability to kill and forgive.
Natalia Garagiola
Natalia Garagiola (1982) has written and directed three fiction short films: Rincón de López (2011), presented at BAFICI, Yeguas y Cotorras (2012) presented at the Semaine de la Critique – Short Film Competition, and her latest short film, Sundays (2014), which premiered at the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs in Cannes. Temporada de Caza is her first full-length film. She is currently writing her second feature film.
30.08 — 09.09