Argentina's Unhealed Wounds: "Glaxo" Asks the Question, but Will Anyone Listen? Benjamín Naishtat's latest film, "Glaxo", is a sprawling epic that attempts to capture the essence of Argentina's troubled history.
Set against three timelines – 1956, 1957, and 1984 – the movie weaves together multiple storylines to examine the impunity of power and its lasting impact on the nation.
Naishtat has always been drawn to exploring the complexities of Argentine society, having previously directed "Rojo", which offered a searing indictment of temporary moral decay becoming permanent moral apocalypse.