The Currents(2026)

It was shot as a Swiss-Argentine co-production between two indie banners. The film is a collaboration between Alina Film (Switzerland) and Ruda Cine (Argentina), with the Geneva sequences providing a stark visual counterpoint to the Buenos Aires domestic drama that follows.

The cinematography deliberately channels Hitchcock's Vertigo. Director of photography Gabriel Sandru crafted shots that critics noted directly reference Robert Burks' famous photography for Hitchcock — using electric blues, verdant greens, and deep crimsons to externalize Lina's psychological fracture. The film even shares Vertigo's motif of a woman falling into water and losing her grip on reality.

There's a surreal lighthouse inexplicably perched atop an apartment building. In one of the film's most striking sequences, Lina and her daughter climb to a lighthouse that sits on the roof of their Buenos Aires apartment building. From there, a searchlight casts golden beams down onto the city, revealing glimpses of minor characters' private routines — a moment critics compared to the visual poetry of early F.W. Murnau and King Vidor.