As part of the premiere program offered by the National Institute of Cinema and Visual Arts (INCAA), This Thursday "Private Fiction" will be screened, by Andrés Di Tella and “Bernarda es la Patria”, by Diego Schipani.

These are two documentaries that can be seen on the CINE.AR TV signal, with a repeat on Saturday 11. further, from Friday 10, both films will be available on the CINE.AR PLAY platform, for seven days, exclusively and free.

"Private fiction" (starting at 20) has the participation of Denise Groesman, Julián Larquier Tellarini, Edgardo Cozarinsky, Andrés Di Tella and Lola Di Tella. His story revolves around an actor and an actress who will read, for several days and nights, the correspondence between Torcuato and Kamala, parents of the film director.

He is Argentinian, she hindu. The letters span the decades of the 50 al 70, recorded world travel, they talk about love and idealism, of pain and broken dreams. A private history of the twentieth century.

Meanwhile, from 22 “Bernarda es la Patria” will be screened, with Willy Lemos, Verónica Llinás, Fernando Noy, Ariel Farace, Ivan Moschner, Lalo Rotavería, Carlos Defeo, Emmanuel Miño, Virginia Garófalo, Camilo Polotto, Christian Jensen, Carlos Scioscia, Victor Anakarato, Mario Filgueira, Vanessa Show, Tino Tinto, Gustavo Liza, Dani Duran, Claudio Armesto, Gustavo Moro, Mosquito Sancineto, Guillermo Gil, Marcelo Iglesias and Miguel Fernández Alonso.

This film deconstructs the gender binary from Lorca and the cultural movements of the underground of Buenos Aires during the 80. A document made up of ideas, images, memories, anecdotes and sounds of those unruly and irreverent years, in Buenos Aires.