Martin's journey from Paris to Tijuana in "Americano" uncovers a world of memories and mysteries. With Salma Hayek and Mathieu Demy, this film promises a captivating exploration of family legacies and unattended grief.
We have added the first domestic trailer three posters and 14 photos from the upcoming drama Americano, Mathieu Demy‘s directorial debut, is both an homage to his famous parents, filmmakers Agnes Varda and Jacques Demy, and a work that stands entirely on its own.
A deeply moving drama about inheritance andlegacy that deftly mines the past of a true-life filmmaking family, Americano weaves a mesmerizing fictional narrative about coming to termswith unattended grief and uncomfortable pasts.
The film stars Mathieu Demy, Salma Hayek, Geraldine Chaplin, Chiara Mastroianni, Carlos Bardem, Agnes Varda, Jean-Pierre Mocky, Pablo García, and André Wilm.
Americano will be released to theaters on June 15th, 2012.
Here’s the plot summary for the film:
Martin lives in Paris with Claire. Their relationship has hit a dead end. When he loses his mother back in California, Martin must return to the city of his childhood to deal with the formalities surrounding his inheritance.
In Los Angeles, he’s greeted by Linda, a family friend who offers to help him through the difficult time. She takes him to his mother’s apartment, in a neighborhood he used to know well when they lived there together. Images from his childhood resurface and disturb him. Martin can’t face up to his mom’s death and takes off to Tijuana on the trail of Lola, a Mexican woman he used to know, and who held a special place in his mother’s life. He finds her at the Americano, a club where she dances every night…
But to make his own peace, Martin will have to delve into his past.
