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DESCRIPTION:The Moynihan Institute's&nbsp\;Program on Latin America and the
  Caribbean presents&nbsp\;Maxwell alum Salvador del Solar\, former ministe
 r of culture (2017) and prime minister (2019) of Peru.&nbsp\;Through this 
 film screening and the subsequent discussion\, del Solar seeks to foster r
 eflection on common social conflicts in Latin America\, including corrupti
 on\, organized crime\, extortion and the role of government institutions i
 n enabling—or failing to prevent—systems of injustice. By revisiting Magal
 lanes ten years after its release\, this event invites participants to con
 sider how cinema can illuminate the long-term consequences of political vi
 olence and the enduring challenges of accountability\, memory and justice 
 in the region.&nbsp\;Magallanes (2015)\, a film directed by Salvador del S
 olar\, explores the humdrum life of a taxi driver when he runs into Celina
 \, a woman he met in the violent years when he was a soldier with the Peru
 vian Army. This unexpected re-encounter after 25 years with the dark past 
 that unites them prompts Magallanes to embark on a daring plan to help Cel
 ina get money and find his own redemption. Their meeting catalyzes confron
 ting unresolved memories of violence\, complicity\, and moral responsibili
 ty that continue to shape society.Salvador del Solar (Lima\, 1970) is a la
 wyer from the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. He is a former de Sa
 rdon-Glass fellow and he studied international relations at the Maxwell Sc
 hool of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University. He served a
 s Peru’s minister of culture (2017) and prime minister (2019) and was a vi
 siting fellow at the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies a
 t Harvard University (2018). He is an actor\, screenwriter and director of
  the films Magallanes and Ramón y Ramón.
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SUMMARY:Screening & Discussion | Salvador del Solar | Magallanes 10 Years A
 fter
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Moynihan Institute's&nbsp\;Program on L
 atin America and the Caribbean presents&nbsp\;Maxwell alum Salvador del So
 lar\, former minister of culture (2017) and prime minister (2019) of Peru.
 &nbsp\;</p><p>Through this film screening and the subsequent discussion\, 
 del Solar seeks to foster reflection on common social conflicts in Latin A
 merica\, including corruption\, organized crime\, extortion and the role o
 f government institutions in enabling—or failing to prevent—systems of inj
 ustice. By revisiting <em>Magallanes </em>ten years after its release\, th
 is event invites participants to consider how cinema can illuminate the lo
 ng-term consequences of political violence and the enduring challenges of 
 accountability\, memory and justice in the region.&nbsp\;</p><p><em>Magall
 anes</em> (2015)\, a film directed by Salvador del Solar\, explores the hu
 mdrum life of a taxi driver when he runs into Celina\, a woman he met in t
 he violent years when he was a soldier with the Peruvian Army. This unexpe
 cted re-encounter after 25 years with the dark past that unites them promp
 ts Magallanes to embark on a daring plan to help Celina get money and find
  his own redemption. Their meeting catalyzes confronting unresolved memori
 es of violence\, complicity\, and moral responsibility that continue to sh
 ape society.</p><p><strong></strong>Salvador del Solar (Lima\, 1970) is a 
 lawyer from the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. He is a former de 
 Sardon-Glass fellow and he studied international relations at the Maxwell 
 School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University. He served
  as Peru’s minister of culture (2017) and prime minister (2019) and was a 
 visiting fellow at the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies
  at Harvard University (2018). He is an actor\, screenwriter and director 
 of the films <em>Magallanes </em>and <em>Ramón y Ramón</em>.<br></p>
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