Flesh and Blood

About This Movie

Flesh and Blood (2012) is a curious exploration of an actor's immersion into the dark world of an assassin, all unfolding in the gritty confines of a Buenos Aires butcher shop. The film captures a raw atmosphere, balancing tension and introspection, making you ponder the moral complexities of the character's journey. The pacing has this unique rhythm—it's not rushed, allowing you to feel the weight of each scene. Practical effects and a subtle use of sound design enhance the immersion, grounding the surreal aspects in a gritty reality. The novella's roots from the anthology 'Historias breves 7' give it a distinct narrative quality, making it stand out in the landscape of short films.

Flesh and Blood is part of the INCAA Short Film Project Competition, which adds to its unique pedigree and collector interest. While not widely released, its origins in the Argentine National Film Board give it an intriguing backstory. The film's limited availability, especially in physical formats, makes it a rarer find, appealing to collectors who appreciate Argentine cinema and short film anthologies.