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Drink everytime they say "compañeros y compañeras".
TIFF ‘25 #6 Possibly the prettiest TIFF debut this year, The Condor Daughter is the realist (and humanist) piece I needed at the festival. Reminds me of late-style Kiarostami, which is a big compliment coming from me. Few pacing issues, especially in its first act, but…
movie #10 @chicago international film festival 2025 daughters are destined to desire, to dream, and to then disappear into a world of their own. all you can do is to let them; that's how you can say you love them. a halogen highlighted relationship between a daughter and…
Really loved this. Starts as what seems like a conventional but sweet tale of a young woman trying to pursue her dreams despite her mother's vision for her, but slowly reveals itself to be something much deeper---a mediation on stewardship and how the things we give life to…
Bolivian cinema for export. The beauty of quality. Its beautifully shot. The images and the shy quiet direction. Bolivian cine is written in a way we dont speak. The prose like way of saying word. Specially people from those communities. Its beautiful how they told this sad…
La pelicula es visualmente bonita y muy bien actuada, pero esta tan vacia... Presenta un claro conflicto entre el progreso y las tradiciones, y te muestra claramente lo malo de las tradiciones, mientras que del progreso solo te dice "bueno tambien esta mal supongo" y al…
I give this one 5 stars for the visuals alone, some of the best cinematography I may have ever seen. At first I thought it may just be because of the beautiful setting of the mountainous Bolivian countryside, where every frame legitimately looks like a painting, but then we…
se siente como una carta de amor a las raíces y también al dolor de crecer lejos de ellas. tiene una melancolía muy humana, muy silenciosa, como el eco de alguien que extraña su hogar incluso cuando sigue caminando. es una película con un corazón enorme. qué orgullo ser…
Intentando visibilizar una cultura, cayó profundamente en estereotipos molestos, además de que nunca se define realmente que historia intenta contar. Mucha fotografía para tan poco guión