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Interview: Bernardo Britto on Getting Inside the Head of “Jacqueline (Argentine)”

The writer/director talks about his fiendishly clever comedy that goes new, exciting places with the story of a filmmaker whose documentary goes nowhere.

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Sundance ’16 Review: A Droll Documentarian & a Mystery Woman on the Run Conspire for Fun in “Jacqueline (Argentine)”

A docmaker's worst nightmare comes true, often to hilarious effect, in Bernardo Britto's feature debut.

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Sundance ’16 Review: A Droll Documentarian & a Mystery Woman on the Run Conspire for Fun in “Jacqueline (Argentine)”

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