Locations: Looking for Rusty James

This documentary runs for 90 minutes and serves as a personal meditation on the 1983 film Rumble Fish. Through the lens of various filmmakers from Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay, it examines how the film has resonated with their lives and careers.

Set against the backdrop of Tulsa, Oklahoma, the film delves into the significance of this location in the context of Rumble Fish. It combines elements of essay film and cinema on cinema, providing insights into how one film can shape the experiences and aspirations of individuals in the film industry.

Featuring prominent figures such as Alberto Fuguet, Fabián Casas, Sebastián Lelio, and René Martín, the documentary offers a rich exploration of the intersection between personal narratives and cinematic history. Its focus on the cultural impact of a legendary film makes it a thought-provoking watch for documentary enthusiasts and cinephiles alike.