Overview
- Speaking at the avant premiere of La mujer de la fila, Oreiro rejected Guillermo Francella’s claim that some auteur films turn their backs on audiences.
- She called it simplistic to reduce artistic work to political labels and said telling viewers how to think underestimates the public.
- Oreiro backed the coexistence of mainstream, auteur, emergent, and first‑feature projects, citing director Benjamín Ávila and Infancia clandestina as examples.
- She said she will see Homo Argentum and will invite Francella to watch her new film, recalling their past work together with warmth.
- Francella’s earlier remarks that some highly awarded films do not connect with audiences prompted pushback from colleagues, according to local coverage.