Rojo
Realização:
Benjamín NaishtatArgumento:
Benjamín NaishtatCâmara:
Pedro SoteroMúsica:
Vincent van WarmerdamElenco:
Darío Grandinetti, Alfredo Castro, Diego Cremonesi, Andrea Frigerio, Laura Grandinetti, Horacio MarassiStreaming (1)
Sinopses(1)
Em meados da década de 1970, uma onda de violência política sem precedentes começa a se desenrolar na Argentina. Isso, no entanto, parece ter pouco efeito em uma pequena cidade rural onde Claudio, um advogado bem conhecido, leva uma vida tranquila com sua família. O curso normal das coisas é interrompido quando Claudio entra em uma discussão acalorada que fica fora de controle. (São Paulo IFF)
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Críticas (1)
Watching Rojo could present problems for Czech audiences unfamiliar with Argentine national history just as if an Argentine audience were unfamiliar with the history of Czechoslovakia while watching Cosy Dens. In the case of Rojo, however, it is even more complicated, because it is a drama/thriller based on insinuations, winks, and metaphors foreshadowing the coming (American-backed) military coup d'état in a country where thousands of people disappeared (there are so many allusions to this in the movie that the name could have been "Disappearing People," but that would have been like a punch in the face), and which was a kind of a dark time for the Argentine people. For some, the movie may not be very clear, for others, on the contrary, it will make complete sense, I especially enjoyed Rojo thanks to the great performance of Dario Grandinetti. This is an unconventional and disturbing drama. [KVIFF 2019]
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