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Fuckland

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Fuckland is a 2000 Argentine black comedy-drama film written and directed by José Luis Márques. The picture was executive produced by Diego Dubcovsky, and produced by Edi Flehner and Mariano Suez. The film's plot follows an Argentinian man who travels to the Falkland Islands to impregnate a Native woman in order to demonstrate how to populate the islands with people of his nationality's descent.

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Fabián, a magician from Buenos Aires, saves his money from weddings, birthdays, and bar mitzvahs, and uses a hidden camera to document a week-long trip to the Falkland Islands where he has a patriotic plan: to impregnate a British woman. If 500 Argies do this annually, the islands will soon be overrun with children belonging to both cultures.

Released: 2000-09-2084 minDir: José Luis MarquésDrama

Cast

  • Fabián Stratas as Fabián
  • Camilla Heaney as Camila
  • Alejandro Hartmann
  • José Luis Marqués
  • Guillermo Naistat

Themes

  • buenos aires, argentina
  • argentina
  • found footage
  • sex
  • dogme 95

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5.1/10

393 votes

Year
2000
Runtime
84 min
Genres
Drama

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Duration
84
FilmAffinity ID
411774
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publication date
2000-01-01
title
Fuckland
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Fuckland is a 2000 Argentine black comedy-drama film written and directed by José Luis Márques. The picture was executive produced by Diego Dubcovsky, and produced by Edi Flehner and Mariano Suez. The film's plot follows an Argentinian man who travels to the Falkland Islands to impregnate a Native woman in order to demonstrate how to populate the islands with people of his nationality's descent.

The film was shot on digital video and is the first Latin American film to follow the avant garde Dogme 95 movement minimalist guidelines.

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