Sangría 2023
In this sun-drenched Western short, director Teo Oscar Baruj Alazraqui transports us to a small town where tradition meets modern disruption under the rustling leaves of a lemon tree.
Director: Teo Oscar Baruj Alazraqui
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sangría (2023) about?
Sangría (2023) is a short Western film that follows taxi driver Osvaldo and his new neighbor Horacio, who discovers Horacio works as an Uber driver. As they enjoy a casual afternoon under a lemon tree, their friendly chat takes a turn when they realize they're rivals in the local transportation business. The film turns a simple neighborhood encounter into a subtle standoff.
Who directed Sangría?
Sangría was directed by Teo Oscar Baruj Alazraqui, who crafts a tight, engaging narrative within just five minutes of runtime.
Who stars in Sangría?
The film stars Juan Carlos Lopez as Osvaldo and Walter Smiraglia as Horacio in this contemporary Western tale.
Is Sangría (2023) worth watching?
With its clever blend of Western tropes and modern themes, Sangría (2023) offers a refreshing take on the genre. Though unrated, the film's concise storytelling and sharp direction make it an intriguing watch for fans of short films and Westerns alike.
How long is Sangría?
Sangría (2023) has a runtime of 5 minutes.
About Sangría (2023) — A Micro-Western Where Taxi Drivers and Ride-Shares Collide
In this sun-drenched Western short, director Teo Oscar Baruj Alazraqui transports us to a small town where tradition meets modern disruption under the rustling leaves of a lemon tree.
Veteran taxi driver Osvaldo enjoys a quiet afternoon grilling when his new neighbor Horacio casually reveals his livelihood—driving for Uber. As the sweet scent of barbecue lingers, the two men realize they're not just neighbors but competitors in the battle for neighborhood fares. The film masterfully blends the classic Western standoff with a contemporary twist, exploring themes of rivalry, tradition versus innovation, and the quiet tensions that arise when old ways collide with new realities. With its crisp pacing and understated tension, Sangría (2023) captures a moment of silent confrontation that feels both timeless and eerily familiar.
Shot in just five minutes, this micro-Western proves that big emotions don't need big budgets. The laid-back atmosphere contrasts sharply with the simmering conflict, making Sangría a refreshing take on the genre.