lunes, 16 de noviembre de 2009

This Thursday's film "Los Andes no creen en Dios", Bolivia, 2007


Amigos del cine Latinoamericano
presents:


Thursday, November 19
Los Andes no creen en Dios
Dir. Antonio Eguino, Bolivia, 2007



The film is set in 1927, in Uyuni, where tin and silver mining was a major business, making some people wealthy and making thousands of others essentially paid slaves. But the film (as some critics might point out) is not really as much about the brutal exploitation of miners (in fact working miners are almost a non-presence in the film) but about conflicts of morals amidst the better-off living in the city made by the mines.

An almost all-Bolivian cast creates vivid characters, including: Joaquin (Milton Cortez), a young transplanted Cochabambino man who misfortune in love and work eventually makes a wreck; Claudina (Carla Ortiz), a very sexual and free-willed transplanted Cochabambina who makes a lot of men wrecks; and Alfonso (Peruvian Diego Bertie) who navigates everything from banking, getting shot, and getting trapped in a mountain storm, to survive better than any others.
Spanish with English subtitles

Location:
Frick Fine Arts Auditorium

Time:
7:30pm

Email:
amigoscinelatinoamericano@gmail.com

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