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Caballos salvajes (1995)
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10 August 1995 (Argentina)
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A road movie that begins when a man tries to rob a bank and the bank's clerk, a yuppie, pretends the thief has kidnapped him to help him run away...
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More about personal than institutional corruption
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Héctor Alterio | ... | José |
 | Leonardo Sbaraglia | ... | Pedro |
| Cecilia Dopazo | ... | Ana |
| Fernán Mirás | ... | Martín |
| Daniel Kuzniecka | ... | Rodolfo |
| Mónica Scapparone | ... | Secretaria financiera (as Mónica Scaparone) |
| Álex Benn | ... | Esteban |
| Adrián Yospe | ... | Matón |
| Miguel Ruiz Díaz | ... | Matón |
| Fernando Álvarez | ... | Camionero |
| Tito Haas | ... | Camionero (as Tito Hass) |
| Ernesto Claudio | ... | Editor |
| Emilio Bardi | ... | Carrasco |
| Eduardo Peaguda | ... | Saverio |
| Jorge Petraglia | ... | Rogelio |
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Wild Horses (USA)
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122 min
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First and, up to 2005, only Argentinean film to be filmed in Panavision.
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Sin Documentos
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Corruption exists on many levels. While Argentine cinema is certainly full of films about exposing institutional corruption, what makes Caballos Selvajes so moving is its focus on the personal choices of individuals in contributing to or avoiding corruption. The decision a young banker instinctively makes when confronting a life, death and money situation sets him on a path which irrevocably veers him away from becoming like his corrupt boss at the bank. Likewise that of an ambitious young journalist contrasts him sharply with his calculating and corrupt boss at the network.
Protecting human life, human expression, human freedom, and the truth is a theme which runs through this film. The consequences of making choices based on these priorities are often not easy, and that is reflected in the outcomes for these characters. The wild horses of this film are a metaphor for human freedom, and what must be done to insure their freedom, an example of hard but worthwhile sacrifice.