Photographer Alessandra Sanguinetti makes her directorial debut with “The Illusion of an Everlasting Summer,” a film set in the Argentine Pampas. The movie centers on cousins Guillermina and Belinda, who are eager to grow up.
The film follows Guillermina and Belinda as they spend their days swimming, dancing, and engaging in unusual play – re-enacting funeral ceremonies and pretending to perform surgery on deceased animals. This behavior, according to Sanguinetti, animates her feature film.
“The […],” as the film is titled, explores what drives children to wish away their youth. The source details that this “quotidian desire to accelerate the inevitable passing of time” is a central theme of the movie and explains *why* these young cousins behave as they do.
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