Ben Affleck's new film as director, »Argon«, Which means his third feature film, will be present at the San Sebastián International Film Festival, although he will participate out of competition.
Ben Affleck, actor, director and screenwriter, made his directorial debut with “Goodbye, Little Girl, Goodbye” in 2007 and continued his role as a director with “The Town” in 2010. Now, two years later, he is back behind the cameras to offer us his third job in this area. "Argo", film based on a true story which was kept secret by the United States government until decades later, tells how the United States embassy in Iran was taken by revolutionaries in 1979 taking 52 people hostage, six of these people managed to escape by taking refuge in the embassy Canadian, where a plan was created to be able to get them out of the country without suffering any damage.
The film's cast includes the presence of the director himself, who stars in it, Bryan Cranston, popular for his role on the AMC series "Breaking Bad," John Goodman y Alan arkin.
Since his debut in 2007 with the film «Goodbye little one goodbye“Ben Affleck has shown more prowess behind the camera than in front of it. His two films directed to date have been very successful with both audiences and critics, which cannot be said for his acting work.
As a scriptwriter, the oldest of the Affleck also defends himself quite well, it is true that this time he has not participated in the writing of his tape, but he did in that of the previous two. In this facet it has a Oscar or with a Globo de Oro, with his partner and friend Matt Damon, for the script of "The Indomitable Will Haunting."
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