Within the framework of the Thursday of Premieres cycle proposed by the National Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Arts (INCAA), tonight "Angelica" and "Golondrinas" will be screened.

From 8pm “Angélica” -psychological thriller directed by Delfina Castagnino-, winner of the Best Film Award in the Argentine Competition in the 34th edition of the Mar del Plata International Film Festival and “Golondrinas”, -directed by Mariano Mouriño-, Best Argentine Film in the edition 2020 of Build Cinema, They are the chosen ones to enjoy on the INCAA screens.

In that context, the premieres can be seen on Cine.ar TV, with a repeat on Saturday 21, at the same times. At the same time, from Friday 20 both films will be available on the CINE.AR PLAY platform, for seven days, exclusively and free.

"Angélica" features the performances of Cecilia Rainiero, Antonio Grimau, Andrea Garrote, Diego Cremonesi and Sebastián Arzeno and tells the story of a woman from 40 years that he cannot cope with the changes brought about by the recent death of his mother.

In this context, secretly from his sister, decides to stay and live in the house of his childhood that is going to be demolished, becoming a threat.

Castagnino, director of this production, premiered in 2010 his debut, "What I want the most", which won the Best Picture awards, Best Actress and FIPRESCI of the BAFICI. The movie, it was also exhibited at Toronto festivals, Saint Sebastian, London, Hong Kong, New York.

further, He is an editor for more than 30 feature films, mostly premiered at many festivals around the world. "Angelica", it was consecrated as Best Film in the Argentine Competition of the 34th Mar del Plata International Film Festival.

Meanwhile, from 22 you can see "Golondrinas", whose cast is headed by Germán Palacios, Melani Nacul |, Isaias Salvatierra, Hernan Miranda, Sergio Prina, Roberto Cobian, Angel Collante, Maria Laura Carhuavilca

The plot of this story will revolve around two brothers who work as Golondrinas. During a harvest they will meet the owner of the ranch, with whom they enter into a relationship that will lead them to a social promotion, but, little by little, their destinies will fork.

Mouriño is a graduate of the E.N.E.R.C. and directed the short films "Dios Santo" (2012), winner of the contest "Soccer and other Argentine passions"; "Dirty work" (2013) and "Quiet Date" (2013), ambos ganadores del concurso ·Cortometrajes digitales”, organized by INCAA and "Madre" (2014), winner of the "Movie Neighborhood" contest, organized by INCAA. “Golondrinas”, his first feature film, was the winner of the "Opera Prima" contest, organized by INCAA, and Best Argentine Film in Construir Cine 2020.