Gustavo Cano
as El Cano
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overview
What is Parallel 46˚ about?
Parallel 46 was completed in record time on a tight budget in Central East Patagonia. Cano's quest in the Patagonian region is set in an imaginary landscape dotted with the remains of an oil drilling activity from a by-gone age. The camera pans across huge expansive vistas, mountain landscapes and dry gullies but the presence of polluted drilling rigs rapidly transforms the scene into an infected idyll that sums up our contemporary contradictory world in a dialectically polarized image. Like the jogging metaphor, Diaz Morales' images are constantly on the run - in a single image but also in the diachronic time span of the film. The result is a richly coded and fractal filmic progression that, like the jogging metaphor, is constantly moving on the spot or moving from point to point. This, like other of his films, is continuously passing from a concrete geographical or socio cultural context to a fictitious elsewhere. The story is brought to life by director Sebastián Diaz Morales. With a runtime of 56 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.
cast
Cast and crew of Parallel 46˚
The main cast includes Gustavo Cano, Ricardo Amado and Gastón Ergas. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Sebastián Diaz Morales.
Ricardo Amado
as The Man with the Cross
Gastón Ergas
as Recycled Man
Guillermo Pablo Díaz
as The Supreme
Nicolas Stupenengo
as Methaphor
María Florencia Álvarez
as Girl on the beach