

Juan Bugarin reveals the fragility and beauty of the creative process behind Puerto Deseado, a film that, like its protagonist, is born from challenge and waiting. He reflects on the art of documentary filmmaking, where patience becomes a deep lesson both for his cinema and his life. The shoot with Rodolfo Wittrick, a veteran of the Falklands War, leads him to explore the boundaries between truth and fiction, between what is visible and what is silenced. As his relationship with the character deepens, Bugarin discovers the importance of listening to silence and surrendering to the unpredictable flow of human encounters. The film, like his own journey, slowly reveals itself, between the tensions of script and reality, emotional weight and ethical challenge.

Nacido en Buenos Aires en 1985, estudió en I.S.E.C. y S.I.C.A. Es camarógrafo y realizador de documentales desde 2009. En 2017 participó en un taller con Werner Herzog en Cuba, donde filmó su cortometraje "Campo Magnético". En 2018 co-dirigió el cortometraje "Compañero/a", ganador en varios festivales como Cortópolis, el Festival de Cine Latinoamericano de Rosario y FAB. También dirigió dos documentales: "Melo, Iberlucea, Lamadrid" (2017) y "Puerto Deseado", estrenado en la Competencia Internacional de IDFA 2022.
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