Every night after work, construction worker Ras stays up late graffitiing around Cali, Colombia. But when he steals paint to finish a huge mural, he gets fired. Penniless, Ras journeys across the city to find fellow graffiti artist Calvin, a fine art student struggling with his parents’ divorce.
Drawing praise on its premiere at Locarno, Los Hongos is an impressionistic coming-of-age graffiti film—shot, documentary-like, in gorgeous 35mm, and led by fantastic naturalistic performances. Colombian director Oscar Ruíz Navia’s follow-up to his acclaimed gem Crab Trap.
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Cirio H. Santiago, 1978, United States
Alexandru Petru Bădeliţă, 2015, France
Nanni Moretti, 1981, Italy
Darío Mascambroni, 2016, Argentina
Joanna Hogg, 2013, United Kingdom
Takashi Miike, 2000, Japan
Thomas Clay, 2005, United Kingdom
Luis Buñuel, 1950, Mexico
Matías Lucchesi, 2014, Argentina
Paolo Sorrentino, 2013, Italy
