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LISTEN TO DIOS

By Mariano BAEZ

RIESGO CINEMATOGRÁFICA - as PROD

First film - Completed 2013

In an attempt to give sense to the complete vacuity which reigned the Argentina of the 90's, and provided with a hypnotic bass, savage drumms and a book of notes as romantic as apocalyptic, Nochteff, Aldana and Amodio assaulted the stages of Buenos Aires under the defying name of Dios

Festivals
& Awards

Mar Del Plata FF 2013
Banda Sonora Orginal
Mar Del Plata FF 2013
Banda Sonora Orginal
Mar Del Plata FF 2013
Banda Sonora Orginal
Ventana Sur 2014
Latam
Uruguay IFF 2014
Distrital 2014
Competencia Oficial
Spanishes FF Berlin 2014
Con Otros Acentos
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    • Year of production
    • 2013
    • Genres
    • First film, Musical, Documentary
    • Countries
    • ARGENTINA, GERMANY, SPAIN
    • Languages
    • SPANISH
    • Duration
    • 98 mn
    • Director(s)
    • Mariano BAEZ
    • Writer(s)
    • Mariano BAEZ
    • Producer(s)
    • Florencia DÁVILA (Riesgo Cinematográfica), Mariano BAEZ (Riesgo Cinematográfica)
    • Synopsis
    • “The music of Dios (God) is like Buenos Aires: at times claustrophobic, hypnotically repetitive, festive (but with a train roaring in the back),” someone wrote once about the band formed by Tomas Nochteff (bass), Pedro Amodio (vocals), and Javier Aldana (drums). One hundred percent guitar-free, Dios materialized fleetingly in the Nineties’ wasteland (an ominous void that appears over and over in the documentary’s testimonies like a recurring group nightmare) to secretly save local rock music. The program of their post-punk revolution was as simple as unheard of: making music while everyone was trying to make money; copying from their heroes (Velvet Underground, Sun Ra, Sonic Youth…) the idea that you don’t have to copy from anyone, not even your heroes. From their beginnings taking other people’s stages by assault, to the almost posthumous recording of their only album (Dios, from 2001, courtesy of the great Gonzalo Córdoba), Mariano Báez reconstructs in detail the great history of these determined and insane champions who fought against everybody including themselves… and never lost.
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