La teta asustada (2009)

Réalisateur:

Claudia Llosa

Scénariste:

Claudia Llosa (written by)

Date de sortie:

13 février 2009 (Spain)

Genre:

Drame | Musique

Intrigue:

Fausta is suffering from a rare disease called the Milk of Sorrow, which is transmitted through the...

Plot Keywords:

Piano | Indigenous Culture | Song | Fainting | Gardener

Récompenses:

9 wins

Avis des utilisateurs:

Good performances, nice theme

Ensemble

Magaly Solier	...	Fausta
Susi Sánchez	...	Aída
Efraín Solís	...	Noé
Marino Ballón	...	Tío Lúcido
Antolín Prieto	...	Hijo de Aída

Autre(s) titre(s):

The Milk of Sorrow (Europe: English title) (festival title) (International: English title)

Durée:

Argentina:95 min | Germany:94 min (Berlin International Film Festival)

Pays:

Spain | Peru

Langue:

Espagnol | Quechua

Couleur:

Couleur

Rapport de forme:

1,85 : 1

Classification:

Argentina:13 | Sweden:7 | Peru:14

Lieux de tournage:

Lima, Peru

Société:

Oberón Cinematográfica

Anecdotes:

Peru's official submission to 82nd Academy Award's Foreign Language in 2010.

Good performances, nice theme

I can see that or why many people will like this movie. There is the very great portrayal of the main actress, there is running theme in here that speaks to many art-house fans (even those who may not know that they are).

The pacing might seem awkward, some twists in the story line and/or character arc, might not be accessible to some viewers, but all those things make the movie even better. At least that's how I see it. Still as this is a movie that provokes or encourages you to think a lot, there might come up a few questions, story-wise and or character-wise that might leave you with a slightly bad taste.

And although up until now the review the user GeneralGrievous gave hasn't received positive feedback, you have to cut the guy some slack. If you read his review, you can understand why he didn't like the movie quite as much. I thought his review was helpful, even though I don't agree on everything he writes, because he explains not only why he thinks that way, but he gives a few glimpses into his knowledge of Peruvian film-making.