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Latino Bar (1991)
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Paul Leduc pulls off a huge gamble in this film. He opts not to use any dialogue, although the sound track is rich with ambient sound. Set in Venezuela, the characters are the denizens of a run down bar/brothel. There is no dialogue because the characters--the dispossessed--have no voice in society. A profoundly left-wing film, it does not preach but rather lets the audience come to its own conclusions. Leduc is a too-little-known master.