The San Sebastián Festival opens with "27 Nights," a lucid and entertaining reflection on aging.

The Uruguayan director Daniel Hendler opened Zinemaldia, the prestigious San Sebastián International Film Festival, with his new comedy that, though warm in appearance, hides a dramatic undertone. The film, which was warmly received, is characterized by a screenplay that combines moments of humor with a deeper reflection on contemporary themes, demonstrating Hendler's ability to blend genres effectively. The opening event was attended by prominent figures from the film industry and critics, who praised the director's ability to present a cinematic work that stands out both for its ingenuity and its sensitivity.

The film's narrative centers on exploring the complexities of human relationships with an approach that Hendler describes as 'slightly hard-hearted,' suggesting a duality between the visible and the hidden in the characters' emotions. This duality is precisely what has captured the audience's attention, which appreciates the way in which the comedy intertwines with more serious themes without losing its light touch. The premiere at Zinemaldia positions Hendler as a figure to follow in the international film scene, consolidating his reputation as a director capable of creating stories with emotional depth and commercial appeal.

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