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“Glaxo” opens the race in San Sebastián: an Argentine town in the 50s, Lali Espósito and a film made possible thanks to Brazilian support

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The film Glaxo, directed by Benjamín Naishtat and starring Lali Espósito, premiered at the San Sebastián Film Festival, marking the entry of Latin American cinema into the competition for the Golden Shell. Set in an Argentine town during the 1950s, the period drama explores themes of friendship and betrayal, with production supported by Brazilian backing.

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Infobae Focuses on Latin American cinema and international film festival competition.
Diario Libre Focuses on public health concerns regarding rising suicide rates in Argentina.
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