Lisandro Alonso

Lisandro Alonso is a renowned film director and screenwriter celebrated for his contributions to slow cinema and the New Argentine Cinema movement. His work is characterized by minimalist, observational storytelling that often blends elements of documentary and fiction. Alonso's films frequently explore themes of solitude and human connection, set against the backdrop of remote and striking landscapes. All of his feature films have premiered at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, with his 2014 film 'Jauja' earning the FIPRESCI Prize in the Un Certain Regard section. His recent works include 'Eureka' (2023), a triptych drama that delves into indigenous history across the Americas, and the upcoming 'Double Freedom' (2026), a sequel to his debut film 'Freedom' (2001). Alonso's unique cinematic voice and commitment to pushing the boundaries of traditional storytelling have solidified his place as a leading figure in contemporary world cinema.

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