Como me da la gana II 2016
Ignacio Agüero once again steps into the frame with *Como me da la gana II* (2016), a reflective documentary that blends personal archives with candid conversations with fellow filmmakers.
Director: Ignacio Agüero
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Como me da la gana II* (2016) about?
*Como me da la gana II* follows director Ignacio Agüero as he revisits filmmakers during their shoots, questioning what makes an image truly cinematic. The film weaves his personal archives with these conversations, uncovering the hidden potential in unedited footage and abandoned shots. It's a playful yet profound exploration of cinema's essence.
Who directed *Como me da la gana II*?
The film was directed by Ignacio Agüero, a Chilean filmmaker known for his experimental and documentary work.
Who stars in *Como me da la gana II*?
The documentary features prominent figures from Chilean cinema, including Pablo Larraín, José Luis Torres Leiva, Christopher Murray, Niles Atallah, and Marialy Rivas.
Is *Como me da la gana II* (2016) worth watching?
*Como me da la gana II* is a niche but fascinating documentary for those interested in filmmaking's behind-the-scenes mysteries. With its philosophical approach and archival charm, it's a short but rewarding watch for documentary lovers, though it may feel too abstract for casual viewers.
How long is *Como me da la gana II*?
The documentary runs for 86 minutes.
About Como me da la gana II (2016) — A filmmaker's quest for cinematic truth
Ignacio Agüero once again steps into the frame with *Como me da la gana II* (2016), a reflective documentary that blends personal archives with candid conversations with fellow filmmakers. Three decades after his original interruption, Agüero returns not to revisit the past but to dissect the essence of cinema itself—what makes an image purely cinematic and not just a fleeting moment. Through his lens, he explores the raw material of filmmaking, uncovering the hidden poetry in unpolished shots and abandoned takes. The atmosphere is intimate and philosophical, as Agüero's questions weave through archival fragments, creating a dialogue between what was filmed and what could have been.
The documentary thrives on curiosity, blending the director's own footage with the spontaneity of real-time filmmaker interviews. It's a celebration of the medium's unpredictability, where every interruption becomes a new opportunity to uncover the heart of storytelling. With a runtime of just 86 minutes, *Como me da la gana II* offers a concise yet profound meditation on the craft of cinema, making it a hidden gem for documentary enthusiasts and filmmakers alike.