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The Argentine actor Alberto Amman, who stars in Upon Entry, a film that has three Goya Award nominations, walked the red carpet and spoke with El cine en la SER. The interpreter plays a Venezuelan immigrant, settled in Barcelona for a few years, who decides together with his partner, starring Bruna Cusí, to go to work in the US.
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Amman has acknowledged that he has learned a lot from cinema and has expressed gratitude for making the film for which he is nominated. “He was very surprising,” he said. However, the actor has recalled the importance of betting on a cinema “that speaks more about the human condition”, because little is seen, he has said.
Regarding precariousness in cinema, he could not fail to mention Vox and the speech given by the vice president of the Junta de Castilla y León, Juan García-Gallardo, who referred to film professionals as “gentlemen.” “Then some people from Vox came out to say that we are gentlemen, how good it is to be ignorant of power, my goodness,” he responded on this topic, visibly indignant.
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“They are very ignorant”
Likewise, the actor has denounced that only 8% of actors and actresses manage to live solely from their work in the cinema. “8% and that does not mean that he has not had to ask the bank for money because this is an intermittent profession,” he said.
Amman has charged against Vox, alleging that “the people who repeat a speech that only try to separate people, generate hatred and resentment are very ignorant, especially with something that has to do with culture, instead of drawing on culture to get creative in life. “It seems like a waste of time to me,” he concluded.
2024-02-10 21:38:25
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