“Dead or alive: the García file”: screenwriter provides details of the film about the former Peruvian president

On Thursday, April 18, the film ‘Dead or alive’: the García file ‘, a film that narrates the events of April 17, 2019 when the authorities raided the former president’s home Alan Garcia.

This delivery produced by Jungle Pictures Its objective is to expose all the possible aspects of the investigation carried out by a journalist and leads to the question: where is Alan García?

The story of this film was written by the Peruvian screenwriter Ursula Vilcawhich took as a reference the book “Dead or Alive” by José Vásquez Cárdenas, which details the details of what happened that day. He commented that it was a challenge to prepare the script, since there was a lot of diverse information about this event.

Also, he maintained that the film is a fiction based on real events and marks the point of view of the journalist who seeks to answer several questions within García’s narrative trial.

“To capture the reality we had to interview the personnel who witnessed the event, many of them did not want to speak and hid, others had doubts about the supposed whereabouts of Alan García,” Vilca expressed.

It should be noted that the trailer for “Dead or Alive: The García File” It has millions of views on all social networks. In addition to this film, Vilca also wrote scripts for the films ‘Bolero de Noche’ (2011), ‘Nasca Yuukai: The mystery of the Nasca lines’ (2017) and television series such as ‘Ven, baila, Quinceañera’ (2018) and ‘Maicelo: Road to triumph’ (2014).

““Anyone can write a script, you just need an original idea and learn the technique in the workshop that will help you organize your thoughts to reach your audience,” indicates Vilca.

5 years since the death of Alan García

Throught social media, Carla Garciadaughter of former president Alan García, remembered another year of her father’s death.

““On a day like today we lost Alan’s physical presence, but we received his permanent company in our hearts and memories,” Carla García published.

““His works, his words and his laughter are still with us,” sentenced the daughter of the former president of the Republic of Peru in the periods from 1985 to 1990 and from 2006 to 2011.

Jorge del Castillo, who was prime minister during the APRA government, mentioned that even after five years since the death of former president Alan García, his memory is still present in the minds of Peruvians, which means that his legacy remains valid.

“There are many people who think that Alan García has not died, they are parts of the urban legends that are being built and it will not be the first or the last. “We are five years after his unfortunate death, that is a concrete fact,” said.

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