Paolo Agazzi

Paolo Agazzi

filmmaker Bolivia

Paolo Agazzi is a prominent Bolivian filmmaker known for his impactful 1998 film 'El día que murió el silencio,' which explores the transformative effects of radio on a small community, reflecting the broader socio-cultural changes in Bolivia.

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Bolivia Bolivia: Paolo Agazzi directed Mi Socio, a film that explores Bolivian diversity through the experiences of a truck driver. 8

Pedro Sambario Angel Salas Antonio Diaz Villamil Luis Bazoberry Juan Penaranda Alberto Perrin Pando Jorge Ruiz Augusto Roca Jorge Sanjines Antonio Eguino David Santalla Gerardo Suarez Juan Carlos Valdivia Marcos Loayza Rodrigo Bellot Gory Patino Alberto Villalpando Cergio Prudencio
El Deber: Evolución y los hitos del cine boliviano

Bolivia Bolivia: Paolo Agazzi directed El día que murió el silencio, which addresses the transformation of a town with the arrival of radio. 7

Luis Espinal Javier Zarate Jose Maria Velasco Maidana Jorge Sanjines Juan Carlos Valdivia Rodrigo Bellot
El Deber: Cine boliviano: una multitud de miradas que buscan reflejar la realidad del país