Dos historias corriendo en paralelo. Una transcurre en el presente; la otra en Coyoacán, México, en 1937.
Julieta tiene 26 años. Es una actriz que acepta representar el papel de una estudiante que investiga sobre los procesos de Moscú. En el México de 1937, León Trotsky se somete al interrogatorio llevado a cabo por la Comisión Dewey*. La comisión es un contraproceso que el revolucionario en el exilio organiza para refutar y desmentir todas las acusaciones fabricadas por Stalin.
El tiempo se ve alterado, el pasado y el presente conviven, Julieta y León Trotsky, dos personajes de épocas diferentes, se encaminan hacia una confluencia. En la pregunta que Julieta se plantea en el final del film, podremos encontrar una respuesta.
Duración: 27min.
Un cortometraje de Hernán Aragón y Javier Gabino
Producido por TVPTS y Contraimagen
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Plot Summary:
Two stories elapsing in parallel. One in current times in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The other in Coyoacan, Mexico in 1937.
Julieta is a young Argentinean actress, aged 26. She accepts to play the role of a student who is doing a research about the so-called Moscow Trials, the series of show trials staged by Stalin in 1936-38 that condemned and executed most of Lenin’s Bolshevik comrades-in-arms in the October Revolution of 1917. Leon Trotsky, however exiled, was the main defendant in these trials. In Mexico,1937, Trotsky is subjected to an inquiry conducted by a commission headed by the well-known American philosopher and educator John Dewey –the so-called Dewey Commission. The commission is a counter-trial, asked for by the exiled revolutionary in order to have a chance to refute and deny all of Stalin’s accusations.
Time is altered, past and present live together. Julieta and Leon Trotsky, two characters from different times, are moving towards a convergence. We may find an answer in the question that Julieta asks at the end of the film.
Duration: 27min.
Short Film by Hernán Aragón and Javier Gabino
produced by TVPTS y Contraimagen
Julieta tiene 26 años. Es una actriz que acepta representar el papel de una estudiante que investiga sobre los procesos de Moscú. En el México de 1937, León Trotsky se somete al interrogatorio llevado a cabo por la Comisión Dewey*. La comisión es un contraproceso que el revolucionario en el exilio organiza para refutar y desmentir todas las acusaciones fabricadas por Stalin.
El tiempo se ve alterado, el pasado y el presente conviven, Julieta y León Trotsky, dos personajes de épocas diferentes, se encaminan hacia una confluencia. En la pregunta que Julieta se plantea en el final del film, podremos encontrar una respuesta.
Duración: 27min.
Un cortometraje de Hernán Aragón y Javier Gabino
Producido por TVPTS y Contraimagen
_________________________
Plot Summary:
Two stories elapsing in parallel. One in current times in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The other in Coyoacan, Mexico in 1937.
Julieta is a young Argentinean actress, aged 26. She accepts to play the role of a student who is doing a research about the so-called Moscow Trials, the series of show trials staged by Stalin in 1936-38 that condemned and executed most of Lenin’s Bolshevik comrades-in-arms in the October Revolution of 1917. Leon Trotsky, however exiled, was the main defendant in these trials. In Mexico,1937, Trotsky is subjected to an inquiry conducted by a commission headed by the well-known American philosopher and educator John Dewey –the so-called Dewey Commission. The commission is a counter-trial, asked for by the exiled revolutionary in order to have a chance to refute and deny all of Stalin’s accusations.
Time is altered, past and present live together. Julieta and Leon Trotsky, two characters from different times, are moving towards a convergence. We may find an answer in the question that Julieta asks at the end of the film.
Duration: 27min.
Short Film by Hernán Aragón and Javier Gabino
produced by TVPTS y Contraimagen
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