Out of Tune: Lost in Rosario
Harry, an American actor, travels to Rosario, Argentina in search of some iconic filmmaker. Harry hopes to be directed by the filmmaker's latest independent film. The director is nowhere to be found. This leads to mistaken identities, mixed up situations, characters and misunderstandings, leading Harry into a Kafkaesque, no-win situation as he gets lost in Rosario.
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Plot Summary
This documentary chronicles the journey of the iconic Chilean rock band Los Bunkers as they embark on a significant tour through Argentina, culminating in a memorable performance in Rosario. It delves into the band's history, their artistic evolution, and the cultural connections forged through their music across the Andes. The film captures intimate moments of the band on the road, reflecting on their career and their enduring passion for rock and roll.
Critical Reception
Out of Tune: Lost in Rosario has been generally well-received by critics for its intimate portrayal of the band and its focus on the power of music to connect people. Audiences have praised its authenticity and the nostalgic journey it offers for fans of Los Bunkers and Latin American rock.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its heartfelt look at a beloved band.
- Appreciated for capturing the essence of live music and touring.
- Seen as a must-watch for fans of Los Bunkers and Argentinian rock history.
Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's ability to capture the raw energy of Los Bunkers' performances and the emotional resonance of their music, with many appreciating the behind-the-scenes glimpse into their tour.
Fun Fact
The film's director, Federico Percen, spent over two years traveling with Los Bunkers to capture candid moments for the documentary.
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