Eduardo Montes-Bradley
Eduardo Montes-Bradley (1960) [*]. Writer / Filmmaker, established himself as the unofficial biographer to some of the most relevant writers and intellectuals of Argentina. He has produced and directed over fifty documentaries on subjects as relevant and controversial as the Che Guevara, Evita, Julio Cortazar, Jorge Luis Borges and all shades of gray in between. His films are often screened at major film festivals, universities and cultural centers, in the US and Europe as well. Montes-Bradley as also authored a partial biography of Argentine writer Osvaldo Soriano publish in 2000 by Editorial Norma (Buenos Aires) later translated into Italian and again published by Random House Mondadori (Milan). In 2000, Editorial Nuevo Extremo released "Ya se que todo es mentira", a compilation of Montes-Bradley's short stories most of which were originally published in literary magazines in the US. Most recently, Editorial Sudamericana published "Cortazar sin barba a unique biography on the author of "Hopscotch" . EM-B has also directed the documentaries "Samba On Your Feet" a portrait of carnival in Brazil and the relationship between blacks and whites in Rio de Janeiro and in a more controversial note, El Gran Simulador (The Great Pretender) based on the border dispute between Argentina and Uruguay.
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