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Ratas Ratones Rateros [DVD] [1999] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]
Product ID: 67474203
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- FormatDVD-Video
- ContributorRatas-Ratones
- LanguageSpanish
- ColourColour
- Number of discs1
Review: La naple… - … esta es una de las mejores pelĂculas que he visto. La vimos en el cine en Ecuador. Nos impactĂł. Es la traducciĂłn literal de una realidad que la mayorĂa no la vivimos en nuestro PaĂs pero que bien sabĂamos existe. La mayorĂa segados por la apariencias o por la buenas suertes, negarán estas vidas que no son menos importantes que las de los demás. Esta pelĂcula las muestra son tapujos. Todos los tuvieron actuaciones impecables. Review: Superb Rendition of Urban Hell - Unrateable - This is the blackist film noir I've ever seen - makes Trainspotting seem like Disney's Fantasia by comparison - outdoes Backstreet Jane. Acting, setting, art direction, script, depth of character, universal resonances of youth, etc., all consistently true to a hellish world of fallen angels. I couldn't possibly see it again. The skill of its creators deserves a 5, but... if the goal of art is "elevare et delectare" (sp?) this is art gone insane - or, sadly, horrifyingly, a naturalist view of life gone insane. I love Bolivia, Chile, Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia... but you couldn't drag me to Equador now. I liked hearing Julio Jaramillo, with perhaps Olimpo Cárdenas in the background, too... But, I would strongly recommend a book, "Rio Fugitivo", by Bolivian, Edmundo Paz Soldan. Rio Fugitivo presents some of the same, but with a gentler injection of innocence, introspection and atmosphere of Cochabamba - though not without heartbreak.
| Contributor | Ratas-Ratones Rateros |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 6 Reviews |
| Format | DVD-Video |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00658769011630 |
| Language | Spanish |
| Manufacturer | Vanguard Films |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| UPC | 658769011630 |
A**O
La naple…
… esta es una de las mejores pelĂculas que he visto. La vimos en el cine en Ecuador. Nos impactĂł. Es la traducciĂłn literal de una realidad que la mayorĂa no la vivimos en nuestro PaĂs pero que bien sabĂamos existe. La mayorĂa segados por la apariencias o por la buenas suertes, negarán estas vidas que no son menos importantes que las de los demás. Esta pelĂcula las muestra son tapujos. Todos los tuvieron actuaciones impecables.
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Superb Rendition of Urban Hell - Unrateable
This is the blackist film noir I've ever seen - makes Trainspotting seem like Disney's Fantasia by comparison - outdoes Backstreet Jane. Acting, setting, art direction, script, depth of character, universal resonances of youth, etc., all consistently true to a hellish world of fallen angels. I couldn't possibly see it again. The skill of its creators deserves a 5, but... if the goal of art is "elevare et delectare" (sp?) this is art gone insane - or, sadly, horrifyingly, a naturalist view of life gone insane. I love Bolivia, Chile, Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia... but you couldn't drag me to Equador now. I liked hearing Julio Jaramillo, with perhaps Olimpo Cárdenas in the background, too... But, I would strongly recommend a book, "Rio Fugitivo", by Bolivian, Edmundo Paz Soldan. Rio Fugitivo presents some of the same, but with a gentler injection of innocence, introspection and atmosphere of Cochabamba - though not without heartbreak.
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