35 Y SOLTERA

35 AND SINGLE

By Paula SCHARGORODSKY

LA BURBUJA SOUND STUDIOS - as CONS

First film - Completed 2015

An Argentine filmmaker explores her humorous and intimate 10 year search for long lasting love in hopes of understanding why she is 35 and single.

Festivals
& Awards

IBERMEDIA 2011
Ibermedia Grant
Doculab 2011
Doculab Grant
docmontevideo 2012
Pitching Forum 2012, NFB Prize for an Interactive Project ("Get over it")
Doc Inkubator 2012
Dok Incubator Grant
NY Times 2013
NYTimes Op-Doc fund
Power to the pixel 2013
Arte International Prize
Tribeca 2013
Tribeca Latin America Media Arts Fund
DocMontevideo 2014
Señal Colombia Award
    • Year of production
    • 2015
    • Genres
    • First film, Documentary, Romance
    • Countries
    • ARGENTINA, USA, SPAIN
    • Languages
    • SPANISH, ITALIAN, ENGLISH
    • Duration
    • 73 mn
    • Director(s)
    • Paula SCHARGORODSKY
    • Writer(s)
    • Paula SCHARGORODSKY, Julieta STEINBERG, Rosario SUÁREZ
    • Producer(s)
    • Paula SCHARGORODSKY (DREAM BIG PICTURES), Julie GOLDMAN (Motto Pictures), Gabriel AMDUR (Talatala Filmmakers)
    • Synopsis
    • I’m Paula. 35. Argentine.

      The last of my single friends from school is getting married. The night of the wedding, I fall asleep.
      I’m still single and I’m a mess.

      So I decided to make a film with all the questions that for the last 10 years I could not answer. Going back to meet my old boyfriends, digging into the past, finding some cracks in my family story… opening up closets of untold stories that had been locked for a long time. To find out how is it that I arrived to this point.

      Over the past 10 years I have been compulsively shooting everyone and everything for no particular reason. All my love stories and breakups have been recorded and systematically stored.
      While I kept changing boyfriends every two years, I shot my friends with their boyfriends, then husbands, their bellies and now surrounded by children.

      Yes, some of us just don't follow the norm.

      Should I settle down or remain a free spirit?