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‘Queens’ Director Klaudia Reynicke on Making a Film About Peru
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scrn loglineAcclaimed Peruvian director Klaudia Reynicke navigates political unrest to bring the gritty realities of 1992 Peru to life in her latest period drama 'Queens'.beat sheet- To film the street protest scenes authentically, Reynicke had to get creative in depicting communist iconography which was banned under the repressive Fujimori regime at the time.
- Cinematographer Diego Romero's gritty, naturalistic camerawork perfectly captures the tense, high-stakes atmosphere of the period, making audiences feel like they're on the ground in the thick of the action.
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‘Queens’ Director Klaudia Reynicke on Making a Film About Peru
VarietyStory by Matthew Minton
scrn logline
Acclaimed Peruvian director Klaudia Reynicke navigates political unrest to bring the gritty realities of 1992 Peru to life in her latest period drama 'Queens'.
beat sheet
- To film the street protest scenes authentically, Reynicke had to get creative in depicting communist iconography which was banned under the repressive Fujimori regime at the time.
- Cinematographer Diego Romero's gritty, naturalistic camerawork perfectly captures the tense, high-stakes atmosphere of the period, making audiences feel like they're on the ground in the thick of the action.
call sheet
Klaudia Reynicke, Diego Romero, Queens, Queens