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Buen Salvaje
A North American couple seeking artistic inspiration in Mexico gets more than they bargained for in this darkly humorous and action-packed adventure.
Buen Salvaje
Good Savage
Storyline
Good Savage is a black comedy about a North American couple in Mexico. While seeking artistic inspiration for their film, the struggling couple gets a good dose of reality as they encounter the savage forces of a Mexico no tourist guide could prepare them for. This Mexican film production entices viewers with a combination of zany acting, violent action, and enough dark humor to label it a fine addition to avant garde cinema.
Buen salvaje es una comedia negra sobre una pareja norteamericana en México. Mientras buscan inspiración artística para su película, la pareja en apuros obtiene una buena dosis de realidad al encontrarse con las fuerzas salvajes de un México para el que ninguna guía turística podría prepararlos. Esta producción cinematográfica mexicana atrae a los espectadores con una combinación de actuaciones disparatadas, acción violenta y suficiente humor negro como para calificarla como una excelente incorporación al cine de vanguardia.
Director
Santiago Mohar Volkow
Director
Santiago Mohar Volkow is a Mexican director, screenwriter, and producer whose work has garnered international recognition. His debut feature, Los Muertos (2014), won the top prize at the Riviera Maya Film Festival. Sysiphus (2019), his award-winning documentary, earned Best Documentary at the Shanghai International Film Festival and Best Film at the Marseille Film Festival. Santiago’s latest work, Una Historia de Amor y Guerra (2024), continues to showcase his talent, with its world premiere at IFFR 2024.
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Screenplay
Santiago Mohar Volkow, Andrew Leland Rogers