Alejandro Agresti Filmography

Occupation:
Actor, Director, Composer (Music Score), Cinematographer, Producer, Screenwriter
  • The Lake House

    Crew: Director

    Actors: Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock, Dylan Walsh, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Christopher Plummer

    Synopsis: Two people develop an unusual relationship that bends the boundaries of time and place in this romantic fantasy. Kate Forster (Sandra Bullock) is a doctor who lives in a beautiful home by a lake. Forced to move elsewhere, she requests that any correspondence that arrives at the lake house be Read More

    6/16/06
  • Valentin

    Crew: Director, Screenwriter

    Actors: Rodrigo Noya, Carmen Maura, Alejandro Agresti, Julieta Cardinali

    Synopsis: Venerable Argentinian filmmaker Alejandro Agresti turns his lens to his own childhood in this nostalgic coming-of-age tale. Set in the director's hometown of Buenos Aires circa 1964, Valentin centers around its title character (and ostensible stand-in for the director), a nine-year-old boy (Rodrigo Noya Read More

    5/7/04
  • The Master and His Pupil

    Crew: Cinematographer

    2003
  • Una Noche Con Sabrina Love

    Crew: Director, Screenwriter

    Actors: Cecilia Roth, Fabian Vena, Giancarlo Giannini

    Synopsis: A teenager hits the road for a crash course in the ways of the world in this amiable comedy-drama. Daniel (Tomas Fonzi) is a 17-year-old orphan growing up in a sleepy village in rural Argentina. Daniel feels trapped in his town, has grown tired of living with his grandparents, and hates his job; Read More

    2001
  • El Viento se llevo lo que

    Crew: Director, Producer, Screenwriter

    Actors: Vera Fogwill, Ángela Molina, Fabian Vena, Jean Rochefort, Ulises Dumont

    Synopsis: Argentine director Alejando Agresti directed this surreal, allegorical Argentine-French-Dutch- Spanish comedy-drama. Winner of the "Golden Shell Grand Prize" at the 1998 San Sebastian Film Festival, the absurdist tale is set during the '70s. Young Buenos Aires cabdriver Soledad (Vera FogwillRead More

    1998
  • La Cruz

    Crew: Director, Producer, Screenwriter

    Synopsis: In this dark comedy from Argentine director Alejandro Agresti -- best known for his social and political dramas -- follows a depressive, boozy and self-absorbed middle-aged film critic down a self-destructive path. There is nothing very nice about Alfredo so it is not surprising that his wife and Read More

    1997
  • Buenos Aires Vice Versa

    Crew: Composer (Music Score), Director, Editor, Producer, Production Designer, Screenwriter, Songwriter

    Synopsis: The state of Argentina past and present becomes the basis for this drama's underlying message. Much of the tale is allegorical and so the message is implicit making it most meaningful for audiences with an understanding of Argentine history. As the film begins an intertitle appears reminding the Read More

    1996
  • El Acto En Cuestion

    Crew: Director, Producer, Screenwriter

    Actors: Carlos Roffe, Lorenzs Quinteros, Sergio Poves Campos

    Synopsis: Surely you remember hearing about the illusionist who made the entire Eiffel Tower disappear in one of his shows? If you ever wondered about that, or about the magician who pulled off the stunt, perhaps you have what it takes to watch this surreal and nonlinear film, which explores the life Read More

    1993
  • Modern Crimes

    Crew: Director

    Actors: Adrian Brine

    Synopsis: One day, Tim (Roy Ward) stops to speak with one of those men with no apparent income and no apparent place of residence who can be seen on the streets of Amsterdam and who are ready to speak of profundities and mock-profundities at the drop of a hat. This particular man tells him that "people Read More

    1992
  • De Nacht Van De Wilde Ezels

    Crew: Cinematographer

    Actors: Pim de la Parra, Liz Snoyink, Kenneth Herdigein, Hans Dagelet

    Synopsis: The prolific Dutch director of experimental films, Pim de la Parra, here has crafted an improvisational satire on the process of making experimental films, and it is particularly aimed at the Dutch avant-garde. Filmed in black and white, the story puts a crew of unpaid actors and actresses Read More

    1991
  • Alissa In Concert

    Crew: Cinematographer

    Actors: Michael Matthews, Johan Leysen

    Synopsis: Alissa (Frances-Marie Uitti) is a concert cellist, and, like most cellists, routinely carries her instrument around with her wherever she goes. In her case, "wherever" includes the afterlife, because she has lost track of her boyfriend Justice (Michael Matthews) and is determined to find him. This Read More

    1990
  • How to Survive a Broken Heart

    Actors: Alejandro Agresti

    Synopsis: To his credit, the highly prolific Dutch filmmaker Pim de la Parra doesn't just make his own style of films but helps other filmmakers create something. In this black-and-white film, he is listed as a co-producer, and a co-writer. The story concerns a bereft young man living in a bleak section of Read More

    1990
  • Luba

    Crew: Director

    Actors: Viveca Lindfors

    Synopsis: The somewhat kinky writer Roberto (Elio Marchi) is hiding out from the Gestapo, and decides that the ideal place to spend the war would be in a room at a fancy brothel which has its own cabaret. It is run by a down-to-earth madam played by Viveca Lindefors. He rents an expensive room there and Read More

    1990
  • Boda Secreta

    Crew: Cinematographer, Director, Screenwriter

    Actors: Tito Haas, Sergio Poves Campos

    Synopsis: Fermin (Tito Haas) has been out of touch with his home for over twelve years due to political upheavals in Argentina. Previously, he was a political activist. He is now free to return to his old haunts in a town many miles from Buenos Aires, and takes up with his old lady-love (who never married Read More

    1988
  • El Amor Es Una Mujer Gorda

    Crew: Director, Screenwriter

    Actors: Elio Marchi, Sergio Poves Campos, Carlos Roffe, Mario Luciani

    Synopsis: In this complex political drama, set in Argentina after the demise of its military dictatorship, a young journalist's preference for writing leftist articles endangers his job. His editor assigns him to follow the filming of an American movie. He does so, but not without making many inflammatory Read More

    1987
  • Hombre Que Gano La Razon

    Crew: Cinematographer, Composer (Music Score), Director, Producer, Screenwriter

    Actors: Elio Marchi, Marina Skell, Sergio Poves Campos

    Synopsis: This was the first feature in 24-year-old Alejandro Agresti's career, and it is worthy of note if only because of the impossible conditions under which it was filmed. Agresti was followed around by Argentina's secret police while shooting this film. He then went to Holland where he found the money Read More

    1986

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