The Sidewalks of Saturn

Hugo Santiago weaves a haunting tale of exile, navigating between the vibrant streets of Paris and the enigmatic city of Aquilea. Co-written by Juan José Saer and Jorge Semprún, the narrative deepens as Rodolfo Mederos, a bandoneonist, receives an unexpected visit from his sister, who is entangled in a guerrilla movement. As their worlds collide, the boundary separating the two cities becomes increasingly indistinct, reflecting the complexities of identity and belonging in a fractured landscape. The film captures the essence of displacement with a poetic touch, inviting viewers into its shadowy realms.