Carla Simón Releases Ambitious Autobiographical Film Romería

Saya Date, a talented filmmaker and former engineer who was featured in Forbes's 30-Under-30 Asia list, has successfully transitioned from a career in mechanical engineering and entrepreneurship to filmmaking, with her movie Tango Malhar being showcased by the Argentine Consulate in Mumbai. Saya's passion for storytelling dates back to her teenage years, exemplified by her early film on online bullying, reflecting her longstanding commitment to addressing social issues through cinema. Additionally, her connection to Argentine culture is highlighted by her involvement in tango dancing, which inspired her creative work. Meanwhile, Tamara Yajia’s memoir Cry for Me, Argentina offers a candid exploration of her tumultuous upbringing between the U.S. and Argentina, shedding light on her family's sexual openness and her experiences as a childhood performer. Both narratives emphasize the influence of Argentine culture on their respective artistic journeys, illustrating diverse personal and creative engagements with this heritage.