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MORALES, Iván. BADUR HOGAR, A COSMOPOLITAN BET FOR REGIONAL CINEMA. Folia [online]. 2021, n.40, pp.149-162. ISSN 0325-8238.  http://dx.doi.org/10.30972/fhn.0404719.

In this article I will analyze Rodrigo Moscoso’s Badur Hogar (2019), a film from Salta that appropriates the romantic comedy genre to narrate a local and, at the same time, universal story. The film avoids the touristic slogan -“Salta, la linda”- but does not give up the chance to create, right from the capital city of Salta, a cinema of urban aspirations. This raises the questions of whether the so-called “regional cinema” can be cosmopolitan without falling into exotism for export, or whether it has to adjust itself to a certain independent film codified style that film festivals demand. Moscoso does not reject the typical elements of local culture or identity: a certain mode of being, acting, and talking. But he uses the comedy resources to mock any intention of converting the salteñidad into a fixed identity condemned to repeat the same practices, traditions, landscapes, topics, and characters.

Palabras clave : Cinema of Salta; Romantic comedy; Regional cinema..

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