"Fontanarrosa y su corto de culto sobre el tamaño del miembro masculino"(Dady Brieva/J.P. Buscarini)

“FONTANARROSA’S BRILLIANT SHORT FILM ON PENIS SIZE IS A SENSATION AND A SOURCE OF DEBATE BETWEEN FEMINISTS AND MALE CHAUVINISTS” On July 19, 2007, Roberto Fontanarrosa, one of the most brilliant and beloved writers and cartoonists in our country, passed away. And this week, filled with tributes and remembrances from colleagues, friends, and admirers of the Rosario native, the short film based on his story “I Don’t Know If I’ve Been Clear,” in which “El Negro,” as everyone called him, offered a hilarious take on the significance of “penis size” for men and women, was exclusively uploaded to social media and widely shared. The short film, starring Dady Brieva, Jorge Zonzini, and directed by Juan Pablo Buscarini (Pampa Films), is part of a massive tribute from Argentine cinema to Fontanarrosa, entirely performed and directed by actors and directors from Rosario. The interesting thing is that this story was published in 1998, 21 years ago and 9 years before his death. Beyond being ahead of its time in the debate about whether size matters, Fontanarrosa's story, adapted into a film, finally brings women and men into the fold in an intense debate framed by humor, especially in times of such female empowerment and great achievements. Watch it, enjoy it, and join in a hilarious debate that only art and an exceptional writer like the brilliant Roberto Fontanarrosa can create.