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Blinded

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In Blinded, director Fernando Zuber crafts a meditative and visually poetic road film that explores intergenerational memory, trauma, and the complexities of father-son relationships.

Thirteen-year-old Juan accompanies his blind father Marco on a journey back to Marco’s childhood town in the rural borderlands where Paraguay and Argentina merge. Blinded during combat in the Falklands War, Marco returns for the first time in decades to visit his dying mother and confront the landscapes that shaped his final visual memories.

As Juan steps into the role of his father’s guide, the journey becomes a rite of passage for them both—one marked by silence, revelation, and the fragile act of remembering. While Juan navigates the emotional terrain of adolescence, Marco revisits the past with a son who sees the world for him.

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