PLATINO Awards Inaugural Ceremony Marks Palestine Support and Anti-Individualism Call

The PLATINO Xcaret Awards kicked off with its inaugural ceremony, presenting early awards in acting and technical fields, while the main categories await Saturday's grand event. The event, held in the Mexican Caribbean, recognized over 20 winners from various films and series.

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Con la ceniza de los traidores construiremos la patria de los más humildes. Palestina Libre

Beyond the accolades, the ceremony became a platform for significant political and social commentary. Camila Pláate, accepting an award for Best Supporting Actress, invoked Eva Perón and declared "Free Palestine." This sentiment was echoed by winners from the science fiction series "El eternauta," who stressed the importance of collective action in the face of global threats.

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Actualmente el individualismo es la base de todos, pero acá viene el héroe colectivo diciendo que no nos podemos salvar solos: si nos falta el agua, la tierra, estamos estropeando todo. Lo podemos hacer, hay mucha gente buena (en el mundo) y conectada

Andrea Pietra and César Troncoso, both recognized for their roles in "El eternauta," further elaborated on the theme of anti-individualism. They argued that humanity cannot overcome challenges like environmental degradation alone, emphasizing that collaboration is essential for survival and societal progress. This perspective resonates deeply within Ibero-American cinema, which often explores themes of community and shared struggle, contrasting with a perceived Western focus on individual narratives.

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La frase de nadie se salva sólo es una frase que representa la realidad del trabajo audovisual, debemos hacerlos técnicos y actores, somos vivímos y actuamos n sociedad