“Matarifes,” picked up for worldwide sales by Germany’s Picture Tree, features at this year’s Guadalajara Construye, one of the industry centerpieces at Latin America’s biggest film festival.
It is joined by the next from “Yesterday Wonder I Was” director Gabriel Marino and buzz title “Poor Daniel.”
Shown just to the section’s jury, “Matarifes” marks Uruguayan directors brothers Rafael and Bernardo Antonaccio’s follow-up to an eye-catching breakout debut, the slow-boil but finally explosive thriller “In the Quarry,” which sold to most major markets worldwide and flagged the Antonaccios as talents to track.
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