Separado! 2010
Director Dylan Goch's *Separado! (2010)* follows musician Gruff Rhys on a heartfelt and adventurous journey to Patagonia to reconnect with his long-lost uncle, René Griffiths.
Director: Dylan Goch
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Separado! (2010)* about?
*Separado!* follows musician Gruff Rhys as he travels to Patagonia to find his estranged uncle, René Griffiths, tracing a legacy woven between Wales and South America through music and memory.
Who directed *Separado! (2010)*?
*Separado!* was directed by Dylan Goch, crafting a visually rich and emotionally resonant documentary.
Who stars in *Separado! (2010)*?
The film stars Gruff Rhys, Sion Glyn, Kerrdd Dant, Tony Da Gatorra, and King Creosote, alongside Lisa Jên Brown, blending music and personal storytelling.
Is *Separado! (2010)* worth watching?
Though unrated, *Separado!* offers a unique blend of music and travel that appeals to fans of documentaries and indie folk. Its personal touch and scenic exploration make it a refreshing watch for those interested in cultural and familial journeys.
How long is *Separado! (2010)*?
*Separado!* has a runtime of 84 minutes.
About Separado! (2010) — A Musical Journey to Reunite Lost Family in Patagonia
Director Dylan Goch's *Separado! (2010)* follows musician Gruff Rhys on a heartfelt and adventurous journey to Patagonia to reconnect with his long-lost uncle, René Griffiths. This music documentary blends travelogue with personal storytelling, weaving Welsh folk sounds into the rugged landscapes of Argentina and Chile. The film captures a sense of wanderlust as Rhys uncovers family history through melodies and serendipitous encounters. With its immersive cinematography and soulful soundtrack, *Separado!* delivers a touching tribute to heritage and the universal language of music.
Starring Gruff Rhys alongside a vibrant cast including Sion Glyn, Kerrdd Dant, and King Creosote, the documentary offers an intimate glimpse into cultural bridges and musical discovery. The atmosphere shifts between nostalgic and uplifting, mirroring the unpredictable nature of Rhys's quest. As much about place as it is about people, *Separado!* (2010) invites viewers to explore how art and identity intertwine across continents.