Film ‘The Invisible Wire’ premieres on Netflix, an adaptation of an Argentine work

Posted 10/06/2021 at 6:52 pm

Banner of the film released by Netflix - (Credit: Disclosure)

Banner of the film released by Netflix – (Credit: Disclosure)

Netflix streaming service will launch on October 13 invisible thread. The film is based on the book Distance from Racegate by award-winning Argentinian author Samantha Schveblin, and directed by Peruvian filmmaker Claudia Llosa. Featuring a thought-provoking plot, the title will make the list of horror movies at this year’s “Netflix and Chills – Face Your Fears” event, a new category created by Netflix for subscribers to enjoy horror movies watching Halloween.

The film O Feo Invisible follows the trajectory of a woman named Amanda who is seriously injured and has no memories. With the help of young David, she tries to remember who he is.

about a writer

A graduate of the University of Buenos Aires, Samantha Schwablin lives in Berlin and has already been to Brazil and visited the Biennale de Brasília. Award-winning author, Samantha won the Tigre Juan Prize with her debut novel, Distance from Racegate, a book that brings to the fore the dialectics between the countryside and the city, and the relationship between parents and children. In its English translation, the book was selected in the shortlist of the International Title “Man Booker International Prize” in 2017. The following year, the same book won the Tournament of Books Award for “Best Book of the Year Published in the United States” and the Shirley Jackson Award for Best Short Novel.

Watch the trailer for The Invisible Thread:

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