The March 2020
Set against the arid landscapes of early 1900s Argentina, *The March (2020)* follows a young laundress who embarks on a desperate journey to escape her father's brutal grip.
Director: Agustín Falco Vázquez
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The March (2020)* about?
This short drama by Agustín Falco Vázquez follows a laundress and her two sisters as they flee their violent father's home in 1910 Argentina, carrying their baby brother while searching for a future free from the past's shadows.
Who directed *The March*?
Agustín Falco Vázquez directed *The March*, delivering a visually striking and emotionally raw drama.
Who stars in *The March*?
The film features Ludmila Fernández, Rocío Miguel, Cielo María Eberhardt, María Flavia del Rosso, and Fausto Iglesias in central roles.
Is *The March (2020)* worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, *The March* stands out as a moving short drama, offering a powerful look at resilience and survival. Its intimate storytelling and historical setting make it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven films.
How long is *The March*?
*The March* runs for 18 minutes.
About The March (2020) — A poignant drama of escape and resilience in early 1900s Argentina
Set against the arid landscapes of early 1900s Argentina, *The March (2020)* follows a young laundress who embarks on a desperate journey to escape her father's brutal grip. With her two young sisters and a baby brother in tow, she flees their rural home, seeking not just freedom from violence but a chance to reclaim their shattered lives. Written and directed by Agustín Falco Vázquez, this intimate drama captures the resilience of women forging their own path in a time of relentless hardship.
The film's stark, almost poetic atmosphere lingers as the sisters navigate an uncertain future, their bond tested at every turn. Vázquez crafts a visual and emotional tale where survival and hope intertwine, making *The March (2020)* a poignant exploration of endurance and new beginnings.