There are great films, about photography, photojournalism,..., an endless list that would take hours and paragraphs to talk about, but, since I was little, I remember some that have made me shudder on my couch in front of the television, others in great cinema screen. Since I was little, my friends told me about "Los Gritos del Silencio" as an essential film, especially Darío constantly insisted that I had to see it. From him I learned many of the secrets of photography. Other films, such as Hitchcock's "Rear Window of Alfred" with James Stewart and Grace Kelly among others, are works of art, hence the 7 Art "CINEMA"

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, another film that for various reasons I will not forget, its actors, landscapes, plot, with the delicious moment with Sean Pean and Ben Stiller trying to photograph a snow leopard in the mountains of Afghanistan, matches my way of understanding life and photography

THE BANG BANBG CLUB:                                                                                       Kevin Carter, Ken Oosterbroek, Greg Marinovich and Joao Silva formed the Bang-Bang Club in the 90s. This name was used by the group of photographers who covered the violent incidents that accompanied the black liberation movement in South Africa: the fight against Apartheid.

MINAMATA:                                                                                                  Nueva York, 1971. After his celebrated days as one of the most revered photojournalists of World War II, W. Eugene Smith feels disconnected from society and his career. Life magazine sends you to the Japanese coastal city of Minamata, whose population has been devastated by mercury poisoning, the result of decades of industrial neglect. Smith immerses himself in the community and the images of him give the disaster a heartbreaking human dimension.