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By Callum McLennan

Callum McLennan

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Silvina Cornillón arrives at this year’s Quirino Awards, its 9th edition taking place over April 15-17, in a different position than 12 months ago. No longer stepping into the role mid-cycle, the director now has a full year behind her and a clearer view of both the event and the industry it serves.

“There has been a lot of movement, and there still is,” Cornillón told Variety. “Now I have a deeper understanding of how everything connects: the institutions, the professionals, the challenges.”

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