Luis Puenzo

Argentinian luminary of the silver screen, Luis Puenzo was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1946 and has been actively directing films since 1965. Noted for his compelling dramas and historical films, Puenzo has achieved international acclaim with his works such as "The Official Story," which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, and "Old Gringo," featuring Gregory Peck. His authorial style often explores themes of social and political unrest, displaying a keen sense for nuanced storytelling and a deep empathy for his characters.

Puenzo is not just a filmmaker; he is a poet of the screen, weaving tales that resonate with audiences and challenge the socio-political landscape of his homeland.