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El Father Plays Himself

2020Feature documentary30m
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A film by Mo Scarpelli

Rake Films
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Released
2020
Genre
Feature documentary
Runtime
30m
Filmed in
Venezuela · Italy · UK · USA
Audio
Stereo
Quality
HD
Aspect ratio
16:9

About the film

Fiction and reality clash as father plays himself.

A young film director returns to Venezuela, inspired to make a film based on his father’s life in the Amazon jungle. He casts Father to play himself.

What starts as an act of love and ambition, filmmaking to more deeply understand the self and the other, spirals into a process which confronts Father’s struggles with addiction and his life devoid of his son.

EL FATHER PLAYS HIMSELF holds a steady lens to the way the act of cinema unearths, binds, heals and destroys.

Directed by
Mo Scarpelli

What people are saying

  • Special MentionVisions du Réel2020
  • Silver BiznagaMálaga2021
  • Best of FestivalsIDFA2020
  • Best Doc on ArtBogotá2021

Inside the film

  • A frame from El Father Plays Himself
  • A frame from El Father Plays Himself
  • A frame from El Father Plays Himself
  • A frame from El Father Plays Himself
  • A frame from El Father Plays Himself
  • A frame from El Father Plays Himself
  • A frame from El Father Plays Himself
  • A frame from El Father Plays Himself

Cast & crew

  • Mo ScarpelliDirector
  • Jorge Thielen ArmandCharacter
  • Jorge Roque ThielenCharacter
  • Juan Soto TabordaEditor
  • Mo ScarpelliCinematographer
  • Roberta AinsteinSound Designer
  • Manon ArdissonProducer

Extras included

Included when you rent or buy.

  • Locked until you rent or buy4:34

    Deleted Scene - Trouble on the River

    Deleted Scenes

  • Locked until you rent or buy29:52

    Conversation between El Father & director Mo Scarpelli, August 2021

    Interview

  • Locked until you rent or buy5:38

    Deleted Scene - The Last Day of Filming

    Deleted Scenes

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