Ricardo Darín, star of the 74th edition of the Festival poster, returns to San Sebastian
The inclusion of the film Lo dejamos acá , starring Darin, in the film festival program is a way of paying tribute to the actor, who received the Donostia Prize in 2017.
Scene of the movie Lo dejamos acá.
The San Sebastian Film Festival will project Lo dejamos acá (Therapy Done Right) , a new film by Argentine director Hernán Goldfrid starring Ricardo Darín, poster image of the 74 edition of the Festival, and Diego Peretti.
The film will be released worldwide in the Festival's "Other Activities" section before its release on Netflix on October 16. Its inclusion in the program pays tribute to the Argentine actor who received the Donostia Prize in 2017, so Darin will return to San Sebastian in 2026.
Ricardo Darín (Buenos Aires, 1957) is one of the most renowned namesin recent decades of South American and world cinema, and has beena regular face at the Festival for 20 years.
In his more than half acentury of career and a hundred performances, he has won more than 40 awards, and has combined works for both author cinema and the general public, including Adolfo Aristarain, Juan José Campanella, Fabian Bielinsky, Fernando Trueba, Pablo Trapero, Cesc Gay and Santiago Mitre.
On the other hand, director Hernán Goldfrid debuted in 2009 with the romantic comedy Música en espera , starring Diego Peretti and Natalia Oreiro, and then directed the thriller Tesis (2013), also starring Ricardo Darín and with more than a million viewers in Argentina.
Lo dejamos acá/Therapy Done Right
Directedby Hernan Goldfrid.
Country: Argentina.
Actors: Ricardo Darín, Diego Peretti, Antonia Bengoechea, Inés Efron, Andrea Politti, Pata Echegoyen, Carlos Santamaria and Miriam Odorico.
A pragmatic psychoanalyst (Ricardo Darín), after losing faith in the usual methods of psychology, begins to cross borders with his patients. His new practice seems to work, but at some point a creative blockade writer (Diego Peretti) comes to his office.
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