The Mar del Plata International Film Festival experienced an intense third day in the rain, which did not prevent a crowd from filling the theaters to enjoy a wide range of films that included world premieres., national films and major international productions.

In the International Competition, “The Fifth”, directed by Argentine Silvina Schnicer, won applause from the public on its world debut. The projection, held in an Auditorium Theater with great attendance, was especially moved by the participation of the young actors, Who, after the show, They answered questions with spontaneity and charisma, winning the affection of the attendees.

National cinema also had a prominent space. Competition in Argentina, Cecilia Atán and Valeria Pivato presented “The Arrival of the Son”, a film that sensitively addresses deep and human themes. During the subsequent dialogue with the public, The directors stressed the importance of supporting and making local productions visible.

On the other hand, The Argentine Panorama section included two proposals that captured the audience's attention: “Among queens”, by Male Fainsod and Tomás Morelli, and “Unearth. The books we do not inherit, by María Julia Blanco. Both were celebrated for their creativity and their ability to connect with the public..

Within the framework of the Latin American Competition, Brazilian filmmaker Marcia Faria presented “A procura de Martina”, a work that brought an enriching perspective to the festival, reaffirming the value of cultural diversity within programming.

The closing of the day was in charge of the long-awaited screening of “Megalópolis”, the new production by Francis Ford Coppola, which attracted a massive audience at the Auditorium Theater. The work confirmed the talent and validity of the acclaimed director, leaving viewers amazed.