The Summit (2017)
The Summit
”The president of Argentina faces a personal crisis during a Latin American summit.”
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A clever plot that plays with the line between fiction and reality. The events of the movie carry a sinister and mysterious tone about a political scandal involving the president of Argentina. It is a typical political thriller with an Argentinian heavyweight cast - the lead role is played by Ricardo Darín. 'La Cordillera' was highlighted in the Cannes and Toronto festivals.
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The president of Argentina, Hernán Blanco, is facing a very important decision. He is participating in a meeting between different state leaders, which takes place in La Cordillera. From there, in the middle of the Summit of Latin American presidents, he will have to be able to solve a very complicated personal matter that can affect both his private and public life.
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