The Act in Question (1993) delves into the extraordinary tale of a magician who famously made the Eiffel Tower vanish during a performance. This enigmatic and non-linear film chronicles the life, career, and eventual decline of Argentine illusionist Miguel Quiroga. The narrative reveals that Quiroga, portrayed by Carlos Roffe, endured a challenging upbringing. He found refuge in books, often stealing them to read from cover to cover instead of sleeping. One fateful day, he stumbles upon a tome filled with both real and fantastical magic tricks, forever altering the trajectory of his life. His sole apprehension is that another copy of this pivotal book might be discovered and widely circulated, potentially exposing his life's source of inspiration and magic.
Credits
Direction Alejandro Agresti
Cast Carlos Roffé · Sergio Poves Campos · Lorenzo Quinteros · Mirta Busnelli · Nathalie Alonso Casale · Daniel Burzaco · Guido Lauwaert
Soundtrack Toshio Nakagawa
Screenplay Alejandro Agresti
Cinematography Néstor Sanz
Technical sheet
Title The Act in Question
Original title El acto en cuestión
Year 1993
Type Movie
Length 114 min.
Country Argentina
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