Saturday, July 9, 2005 9:00 am - Camelot Theatres Doors Open (Complimentary Coffee & Pastries) 9:20 am - Introduction of the Film 9:30 a.m. - Screening Begins Q&A Session follows the Screening Free to DFS 2005 Members with current Membership Card Guests & Non-Members pay $15.00 per person at the door Three people set off on separate journeys along the same road; their disparate dreams and stories intertwine amidst a breathtaking deserted route in Patagonia. This charming, funny and moving film is a tribute to the small moments of everyday life  This modest gem of Argentine film, set in Patagonia, conveys starkly and unemotionally what it really feels like to live in a wilderness with next to nothing. For the characters who wouldn't understand the concept of upward mobility, this is simply the way life is. The story interweaves vignettes of travelers from the same rural village bound for the provincial capital 200 miles away. One is an old man (Antonio Bendectis), who takes to the road to find his runaway dog; another is a single mother (Javiera Bravo) who becomes a contestant on a TV game show; the third (Javier Lombardo) is a traveling salesman. The journey promises redemption to one, riches to another and true love to a third. —The New York Times.  Gentile, humanistic, delicious – Christian Science Monitor Endowed with captivating simplicity, gentle humor, rich humanity, and infectious generosity of spirit –     Variety This gentle Argentinean road picture makes much out of little   - New York Daily News Argentinean Film Critics Association – won eight 2002 awards including Best Film, Best Director and Best Cinematography Goya (Spanish Academy Awards) –Best Spanish Language Film Genre: Comedy/Drama Run time:  92 minutes Language:  Spanish with English Sub-Titles