Year: 2011
Country:
CHILE, ARGENTINA
Language:
Spanish
Run Time:
114 minutes
WWDD? Sergio is a screenwriter who can't quite get an authentic feel for his latest script without actually scouting the locations where it is set. While visiting a desert town in north Chile, he is mistaken for Diego, the village's long lost hero gunslinger. Now, Sergio is up against Diego's old nemesis Victor, the local crime boss who is out to settle an old score. Expertly directed by Diego Rougier and beautifully shot, SALT is an old school Western set in modern South America. Complete with dirty villains, gunplay, horses, and a damsel-in-distress, the film works as an homage to the classics of westerns' golden age. It's up to Sergio and his new mentor Viejo Vizcacha, who has a score to settle of his own, to take Victor down. But how does a down-and-out screenwriter become a gun-slinging hero and save the town and his script? He asks, "What Would Diego Do?" (In Spanish with subtitles) – T.W.
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Cinema en Español
Screenplay
Olivier Nakache, Éric Toledano
Director
Diego Rougier
Filmography
SALT (2011)
Producer
Nicolas Duval-Adassovsky, Laurent Zeitoun, Yann Zenou
Cinematography
Mathieu Vadepied
Editing
Dorian Rigal-Ansous
Principal Cast
François Cluzet, Omar Sy
Picardia Films
Diego Rougier
Pocuro 2624 Providencia
Santiago 7510623
Chile
Phone: 005699981167
Fax: 005628914901
Email: diego.rougier@gmail.com
http://www.picardiafilms.com
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