El Ariston

El Ariston

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Released:2024-11-23
Duration:67 min
Country:Argentina
Director:Gerardo Panero
Actors:Hugo Kliczkowski Juritz, Elisa Pastoriza, Gustavo Nielsen, Moira Sanjurjo, Magalí Marazzo
Production:Fueye Films

Overview:

In 1947 Marcel Breuer, a fundamental figure of the Bauhaus, visited Argentina and designed the Parador Ariston, in Mar del Plata. As time goes by, the Ariston will be forgotten. The context in which it was created leads us to discover how Mar del Plata is transformed into the dream city for vacations by Argentine families and the importance of architectural heritage.

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