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| Directed by | Diego Alvarez Parra |
| Written by | Diego Alvarez Parra |
| Produced by | Diego Alvarez Parra, Lu Moreira |
| Starring | Enzo Vogrincic, Alejandro Mata |
| Cinematography | Rafael Antonaccio |
| Edited by | Magdalena Schinca |
Release date |
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Running time | 15 minutes |
| Country | Uruguay |
| Language | Spanish language |
Noctilucas (lit. 'Sea Sparkles') is a 2022 Uruguayan short film directed, written, and produced by Diego Alvarez Parra. The film explores themes of happiness and starred Enzo Vogrincic as Lucas and Alejandro Mata as Juan. Set against the backdrop of Uruguay's Ciudad de la Costa and Montevideo, the film premiered at the Madrid LGBTQ International Film Festival in 2022 and Detour Film Festival in Uruguay.
Plot[edit]
Lucas was in the state of leaving his birth place Uruguay, to another land in search of greener pastures. His plans was interrupted during his one-night stand with Juan, a Venezuelan immigrant. It became a story of happiness and how both wete to achieve their ambition.
Cast[edit]
- Enzo Vogrincic as Lucas
- Alejandro Mata as Juan
Background[edit]
Noctilucas was shot in Ciudad de la Costa and Montevideo, Uruguay. It was directed and written by Diego Alvarez Parra, who also co-produced the film with Lu Moreira under 3115 CREA.
Reception[edit]
Upon its release, Noctilucas received positive critical reviews of fun fun fun critics and was initially placed in digital streaming platforms. It was rated 6.5 on Filmin.[1] The film is noted for featuring Enzo Vogrincic in one of his early roles. Coverage of Noctilucas has appeared in various publications including reviews in El Pais,[2] Indie Hoy,[3] El Observador,[4] El Destape,[5]
References[edit]
- ^ "Noctilucas (2022) - Filmin".
- ^ "Dónde ver el cortometraje LGBT+ con el uruguayo Enzo Vogrincic, la estrella de "La sociedad de la nieve"". El Pais. January 15, 2024.
- ^ Chalde, Josefina (January 16, 2024). "El corto con el actor de La sociedad de la nieve para ver gratis". Indie Hoy.
- ^ "El corto con Enzo Vogrincic que muestra una faceta diferente del protagonista de La sociedad de la nieve". El Observador.
- ^ "Dónde ver películas de Enzo Vogrincic, el actor de La Sociedad de la Nieve: el nuevo estreno que ya está disponible". El Destape Web. January 16, 2024.
External links[edit]
- Noctilucas at IMDb