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O filme tava bom. Até a parte do pombo... Vou ver o filme dia 24, estou muito ansioso pra ver. My biggest turndown with Invisible Life's biggest competition inside Brazil this year ( Bacurau' was the excess of metaphors to make it a smart work. some of which have absolutely no contibution to the story. Still, it was able to provoke a lot of emotional reactions, it's specially smart and meaningful to watch from a Brazilian perspective. Invisible Life is something different, it's universal, delicate and rough at the same time, and it's story has no need to explaining. we all know what it is about. Still, they explain (the only reason why it's not a 100% for me.
Carol Duarte and Julia Stockler are incredible. Also need to mention the short appearance from Brazil's greatest actress of all time, Academy Award nominee Fernanda Montenegro, not only for the name but mostly because, after 120 minutes of the movie, her performance was still able to reach out to the emotions you built for the characters in the past 2 hours.
Overall, absolutely beautiful. The film is a visual spectacle, but also a beautiful and touching story.

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A vida invisível watch movie online. A Vida Invisível - The Invisible Life, de Vítor Gonçalves, vai estar presente na Mostra de Cinema Português na Rússia, em São Petersburgo, que decorre de 4 a 8 de Novembro, no cinema Velikan Park. O filme será projectado no próximo Sábado, dia 7 de Novembro, às 20:00.

Web exclusive The Invisible Life (A Vida Invisível, 2013) Two films in 28 years, one of which has only fitfully been seen outside of his native Portugal, just about amounts to a filmography – and can barely be called a career. Yet in these two precious offerings, Vitor Gonçalves certainly makes his claim to be ranked among the most distinctive European filmmakers of his era. With the imminent UK cinema release for his new chamber drama The Invisible Life to be followed later this year by a restored DVD issue of Gonçalves’s evocative 1986 rite of passage A Girl in Summer, it’s as if the time has come for overdue recognition for this considerable talent, whose work combines a searching, inward examination of individual doubts and uncertainties with a very apposite rendering of their particular social context in a Portugal gingerly emerging from its colonial past, and now facing economic hardship threatening the very fabric of the nation. The Invisible Life ( ► trailer) is on limited UK release from 17 April 2015 and is reviewed as a Film of the Month in the May 2015 issue of Sight & Sound. A Girl in Summer is scheduled for a DVD release from Second Run later in 2015. Not that you’ll see so much as a newspaper headline referencing the Euro-crisis in the course of The Invisible Life. As government functionary Hugo faces the terminal illness of his friend and mentor António by tumbling into a vortex of anxiety over what he’s done with his own life, the story’s clear resonances with Portugal’s ongoing moment of fiscal trauma are never allowed to overwhelm the film’s primarily intimate tenor. To a daring extent, Gonçalves dispenses with much of the usual expositional signposting in this slender narrative, the film instead working on the viewer through the sheer enveloping purpose of its melancholia – a world of half-lit empty offices after hours, ghost-filled old rooms with the shutters closed, where even the lonely late-night preparation of a microwave ready-meal turns into a pensive nocturne redolent of an Edward Hopper canvas. Felipe Duarte ’s self-involved protagonist might seem initially hard to read, yet Gonçalves’s painterly sense of the keening ache of empty spaces, his film’s play of light and dark, at length draws us inside the very particular moodscape of this lost soul. Vitor Gonçalves The whole thing exudes such a grandmaster’s control that it’s striking to hear, in an hour-long conversation with the 64-year-old writer-director at distributor ICO’s London office, the degree to which Gonçalves embraced uncertainty and instinct in bringing to fruition his belated return to filmmaking after more than a quarter of a century of teaching at Lisbon’s Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema. “It’s a film about the consciousness of the hero, a sort of interior adventure if you like, and in the process of developing it I really had to open myself to the unknown, ” explains Gonçalves, a softly-spoken presence who often leans forward with a sort of conspiratorial air. “I didn’t have all the answers, but I knew I didn’t want to impose preconceived ideas on the story. ” The starting point was clear – “a man who’s faced with mortality and begins to think ‘I missed life’. ” How though, to dramatise Hugo’s ‘interior adventure’, given the medium’s constraints of only being able to show the exterior of his experience? “The key for me was making change a possibility for the central character, ” says Gonçalves; “to create that dramatic progression, which could happen if Hugo was somehow able to alter his relationship with time. He could discover a new expectation of life if he had a sense that time was not closing in on him. The real challenge was finding a way to visualise that. ” Fortunately, Gonçalves was able to take advantage of circumstances, namely his long friendship with Scots-based artist Julie Brook – acclaimed for her sculptural interventions, painting and films in response to wild landscapes in both hemispheres – who gave him generous access to her own poetically evocative Super 8 footage of Scottish-island seas and greenery. These he was able to thread through his own film in the guise of the stricken Antonio’s hitherto undiscovered stash of home movies. “There’s a material quality to these images: the grain is so different from the digital elsewhere in the film, and it gives them a timelessness, ” suggests Gonçalves, who knows Brook through her husband, the Skye-based producer Chris Young. (Their cordial relationship began on the festival circuit in the early 1990s, and has culminated in Young pouring dividends from the hugely popular Channel 4 youth franchise The InBetweeners into co-producing this rather more arcane fare. ) “The beauty of Julie’s images, ” Gonçalves continues, “is that when Hugo sees them they allow him moments into which he can project his own imagination, his own emotion. So they then belong to him through the work of his unconscious. They’re a waking dream which opens up his expectations. ” While these fragments of past journeys traversing rugged northern climes offer the protagonist an imaginative release from his familiar comfort zone of cloistered nocturnal haunts (thus rendering the intended trajectory of change and renewal), they’re just part of the way Gonçalves’s visuals cast a spell on the viewer – and indeed just one instance of the filmmaker’s willingness to follow the unexpected path. Another example: “I remember I was shooting with the actors, and suddenly I felt like the corridor outside was calling to me. So we went and took a shot looking down the corridor, and from then on this kept happening, like a ‘secret’ film I was shooting alongside the actual movie. To my eternal surprise all of those shots made it into the final cut. My composer Sinan Savaskan had this concept of a note that would never end, a note which always held some possibility. But in the edit we found the music didn’t work when we used it under the dialogue with the actors, it only carried the emotion when it accompanied these ‘secret’ shots of seemingly empty spaces. ” These instinctive frames of a green-tinged hospital corridor, or a line of trees bent by the wind, not only generate their own metaphorical resonance of endurance and renewal, but in concert with Sinan’s subtly beguiling score radiate a sort of euphoric sadness. Augmented by lines of voiceover – like Hugo musing, “It was a low, late afternoon light which spoke of lost things” – the overall effect is a quintessentially Portuguese aura of tingling melancholy – something which comes across from films as different in subject matter as, say, Pedro Costa’s Colossal Youth and Miguel Gomes’s Tabu. “What can I say? It’s saudade, ” shrugs Gonçalves. “Every Portuguese person knows what that means. For me it’s also part of the identity of Portuguese cinema as something individual and precious. I think it’s strongly related to time, Portugal’s relationship to the past and to the future. ” That uncertain feeling of somehow living betwixt and between is something common to The Invisible Life (where repeated shots of the renovation of Lisbon’s historic Praça do Comércio both enact a farewell to history and suggest an index of the protagonist’s personal renewal), and indeed to Gonçalves’ startling 1986 début A Girl in Summer, where the post-university hiatus and glitchy love life experienced by Isabel Galhardo ’s capricious anti-heroine unfold against the backdrop of a country realising its colonial era is over but not yet able to step into its next chapter. Enlivened by startling scene transitions conveying the central character’s sense of dislocation, as well as a full-on score by Andrew Poppy (think Michael Nyman meets ZTT electro-pop) positively pulsating with pent-up energy, this too revolves around Gonçalves’s favourite notion of ‘expectation of life’. “In The Invisible Life, the hero is for the most part unable to dream about his future, but in A Girl in Summer she’s much more at ease with this idea. It’s just that she’s stuck, somehow hoping that the future will somehow happen to her by magic, so the music is fundamental to expressing that frustration and expectation. ” A Girl in Summer (Uma Rapariga no Verão, 1986) When the ever-indefatigable Second Run release their new DVD of A Girl in Summer later in 2015, the film’s sheer confidence and accomplishment should come as a revelation to a new audience. Gonçalves points out that the film’s relative lack of international exposure to date was simply down to the exigencies of the Portuguese film industry at the time. It was shot on 16mm, made possible by the generosity of cast and crew, and existed on only one increasingly battered 16mm print which limited its chances of achieving a significant overseas profile. Thankfully the Cinemateca Portuguesa eventually funded a new print to preserve the title for posterity, but it’s indisputably a film which has never really received its due. Its tense on-screen relations between Galhardo and her writer father, whose communications are fraught with mutual resentment (though underscored, of course, by a deep reserve of feeling), prompt one last question for the veteran filmmaker, who himself is the son of Vasco Gonçalves – a key figure among the left-wing army officers who ousted long-serving authoritarian ruler Salazar during Portugal’s Carnation Revolution, who later served as Prime Minister in 1974-75. How much have these decidedly unusual family circumstances fed into the pivotal role played by paternal authority figures in both his films? “Well, I used to say that my father was an engineer, so I became an engineer, ” he offers a slightly rueful smile. “That’s what I trained as before I decided to go to film school. I think he was disappointed at first, but later he was very supportive. He was a man of fierce intellectual convictions, someone who read a lot of history, but also someone who really loved cinema, and perhaps I’ve inherited something of that. ” “I certainly wasn’t thinking of him in terms of the character of António in The Invisible Life – that was much more a dramatic device to give the hero a friend and make him seem more human, ” Gonçalves continues. “But, you know, I saw A Girl in Summer again recently during the Harvard at the Gulbenkian season in Lisbon, and… my goodness, the relationship between the girl and her father seemed so personal to me, in a way I’d somehow never realised before. Even after all these years, it goes to show there are still mysteries in a film that we can discover. The story continues…”.

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Two inseparable sisters in 1950s Rio de Janeiro are forced to live apart in Karim Ainouz's sensual melodrama about spirited women in a machista culture. The lustrous textures, boldly saturated colors and lush sounds of The Invisible Life of Euridice Gusmao serve to intensify the intimacy of Karim Ainouz's gorgeous melodrama about women whose independence of mind remains undiminished, even as their dreams are shattered by a stifling patriarchal society. Adapted from the 2015 debut novel by Martha Batalha, the film hinges on a heartbreaking separation that causes decades of yearning and unanswered questions. But its supple moods are far more complex than that narrative core might suggest, winding through passages by turns seductive and sorrowful, tender and raw. In features from 2002's Madame Sata through 2014's Futuro Beach, NYU-trained Brazilian filmmaker Ainouz has always been more of a visual and tonal storyteller than a slave to plot, though his attentive eye for illuminating character detail and social context has been a constant. He settles on a deft middle ground here, following the novelistic sweep of the source material without surrendering the loose, dreamy approach that has made even his most imperfect work so pleasurable. Running a generous two hours and 20 minutes, his new film is languid at times but always involving, enveloped in the characteristically Brazilian feeling of melancholy known as saudade, yet sustained by a sense of warmth and solidarity that seems present even when all physical connection between the central characters has been broken. A deep love and respect for women — sisters, mothers, female friends who become family surrogates — and a somber acknowledgment of the wrongs they absorb informs every scene. The movie also benefits from the distinctive presences of relative screen newcomers Carol Duarte and Julia Stockler, giving performances that range across a spectrum from enervated vulnerability to jagged, edge-of-insanity frustration in the key roles; and from a lovely extended appearance toward the end by the great Fernanda Montenegro, so unforgettable in Walter Salles' Central Station. Her face at 90 is a magnificent road map of humanity, emotional experience, and in this role, subsumed hurt. The opening images of rainforest vegetation converging with rocky coastline on the edge of Rio de Janeiro, shot in startlingly vivid shades by French cinematographer Helene Louvart and accompanied by composer Benedikt Schiefer's pensive score, instantly back up the movie's tagline promise of "a tropical melodrama. " The separation of 18-year-old Euridice (Duarte) from her sister Guida (Stockler), 20, is foreshadowed when they lose one another while heading back home as a storm approaches. Their stern father Manuel (Antonio Fonseca) and dutiful mother Ana (Flavia Gusmao) run a conservative household, but the young women nourish each other's spirits. Euridice reluctantly covers for Guida's clandestine nighttime outings to dance clubs with handsome Greek sailor Yorgos (Nikolas Antunes), and while she frets about sin, she also relishes the excitement of her older sister’s sexual discoveries. Guida, in turn, encourages the hopes of Euridice, a gifted pianist, to study at the music conservatory in Vienna. Their life-giving bond is severed when Guida takes off with her beau on a ship bound for Athens, leaving word in a letter that she'll return when she's married. But Yorgos turns out to be a womanizing louse, so instead Guida comes back single and pregnant. In a scene of shocking harshness, she is disowned by her father while her mother stands by helplessly. When Guida begs to see her sister, Manuel tells her Euridice has left to study in Vienna, a lie that feels even crueler given how steadily that dream slips out of the aspiring pianist's grasp. In truth, Euridice has married a charmless man-child named Antenor (Gregorio Duvivier), whose idea of wedding-night consummation is brusquely clumsy, to put it mildly. And despite her efforts to avoid getting pregnant before her conservatory audition, she soon finds herself expecting a child. Guida, in the meantime, has given birth to a son, and is taken in by tough but caring former prostitute Filomena (Barbara Santos). While the drama does not touch directly on the LGBT themes that have often figured in Ainouz's work, there's an understated queer correlation in the way that the abandoned Guida, her young son and Filomena evolve into a chosen family. In one of her many letters throughout the 1950s to Euridice, heard in voiceover, Guida writes, "Filomena is my mother, my father and also my sister. " That relationship, as much as the one that lingers between Euridice and Guida in their hearts and minds, is beautifully observed with the filmmaker's characteristic economy. There's a poignant contrast between Guida's relative contentment — albeit with the struggle of working two jobs and the sadness of an additional loss on top of her sister's disappearance from her life — and the hollow existence of Euridice, her fulfillment thwarted by both her husband and father. Antenor's refusal to understand why simply being able to play the piano at home isn't enough for her succinctly encapsulates men's limited understanding at that time — and to this day, in many cases — of women's drives, beyond the roles of wife, mother and homemaker. While the film never gets too literal about the Greek roots of the main character's name, it seems subtly significant, reinterpreting the Orpheus myth in the failure of music to save Euridice, if not from Hell, then from a deadening life of numbness. Ainouz has minimal interest in conventional explanatory linking scenes, skipping forward in time with only the dates of Guida's undelivered letters identifying the advancing years. (Heike Parplies' editing has a graceful fluidity throughout. ) And the director never overplays the aching proximity of the sisters, unknowingly living parallel lives in different parts of the same city. This factor acquires added tension, however, through being confined just to a single exquisitely crafted scene, with the now habitually tetchy Euridice in the restroom of a restaurant one Christmas Eve, while her father, back at the table, nervously watches the snobby maître d' refuse entry to Guida and Filomena at the door. You hold your breath as Guida's son wanders inside undetected and strikes up the kind of instant rapport with Euridice's daughter that's typical of young children, the two of them captivated by the restaurant's aquarium. That suspenseful moment seems to point to an inevitable reunion, but instead, the script by Murilo Hauser, Ines Bortagaray and Ainouz fast-forwards some 60 years to a discovery both shattering and strangely uplifting, finding fragments of comfort and beauty near the end of the chief protagonist's broken life. Despite its many depictions of cruel insensitivity, quotidian unfairness and chronic disappointment, The Invisible Life of Euridice Gusmao is a haunting drama that quietly celebrates the resilience of women even as they endure beaten-down existences. Ainouz's expert modulation of tone ensures that the long film keeps surprising us with new turns, frequently marked by ravishing use of Schiefer's score, combined with piano passages from Liszt, Grieg and Chopin. Nowhere, however, is the music more powerful than in the emotionally loaded scene in which Euridice finally gets to audition for the conservatory, playing Chopin's Etude Op. 10, No. 9 in a triumph blunted once again by crushing reality. Cast: Carol Duarte, Julia Stockler, Gregorio Duvivier, Fernanda Montenegro, Barbara Santos, Flavia Gusmao, Maria Manoella, Antonio Fonseca, Cristina Pereira, Gillray Coutinho Production companies: RT Features, Pola Pandora, Sony Pictures, Canal Brasil Director: Karim Ainouz Screenwriters: Murilo Hauser, Ines Bortagaray, Karim Ainouz, based on the novel by Martha Batalha Producers: Rodrigo Teixeira, Michael Weber, Viola Fugen Executive producers: Camilo Cavalcanti, Mariana Coelho, Viviane Mendonca, Cecile Tollu-Polonowski, Andre Novis Director of photography: Helene Louvart Production designer: Rodrigo Martirena Costume designer: Marina Franco Music: Benedikt Schiefer Editor: Heike Parplies Sales: The Match Factory Venue: Cannes Film Festival (Un Certain Regard) 139 minutes.

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Very touching portrait of two sisters in Rio de Janeiro. In the world of men, they want to make their dreams come true. We have here one story about two lives. Very imporant movie which shows how lives of many women looked like in the early fifties. There is no hypocrisy here and the story itself drags us into their world. O pessoal aplaudiu de pé, filme muito bom pqp VÃO ASSISTIR.

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Home Filmes Gêneros Drama The Invisible Life Estreia: 21/11/2019 Gênero: Drama Duração: 139 min. Origem: Brasil Direção: Karim Aïnouz Roteiro: Karim Aïnouz, Murilo Hauser Distribuidor: Sony Pictures Classificação: 16 anos Ano: 2018 Sinopse Durante as décadas de 40 a 70, duas irmãs são separadas e impedidas de viverem os sonhos idealizados durante a juventude. Devido aos casamentos difíceis e os maridos machistas, as duas perdem o contato ao ponto que Guida ( Julia Stockler) é considerada desaparecida pela família. No entanto, aos 80 anos de idade, Eurídice ( Fernanda Montenegro) é surpreendida por antigas correspondências da irmã. Curiosidades O diretor do longa é Karim Aïnouz, o mesmo de Praia do Futuro (2014). O filme é baseado no livro A Vida Invisível de Eurídice Gusmão, de Martha Batalha. Karim Aïnouz e o produtor Rodrigo Teixeira já trabalharam juntos em O Abismo Prateado (2011). A obra de Batalha enfrentou dificuldade para ser publicado em função da recusa de muitas editoras. O filme foi o grande escolhido do cinema nacional de 2019 para tentar uma vaga no Oscar 2020. Para a construção do roteiro, o diretor fez pesquisas com mulheres idosas, perguntando sobre as primeiras experiências sexuais e o casamento. O filme teve um orçamento de R$ 3, 2 milhões. Assistir Trailers e Comerciais Veja também, no mesmo Gênero.

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When a year begins with the thundering success of a movie like Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma at the Oscars, it’s fair to fear that the rest of the year won’t measure up. And while it’s true that the Academy Award-winning black-and-white feature from one of Mexico’s most renowned auteurs may not be matched when it comes to the 2020 Oscars, there’s no denying that US Latino and Latin American cinema had yet another banner year in 2019. No sooner had Cuarón’s Netflix release barreled into the Oscar race when Sundance unveiled a number of projects that, close to 11 months later, continue to electrify audiences and critics alike. From a Colombian Lord of the Flies that tackled guerrilla fighters to an ode to Mexican punk in the ’80s (co-starring Roma ‘s Marina de Tavira) and a powerful chronicle of contemporary Brazilian politics, Sundance set the tone for what’s been a stellar year. One need only look at the list of winners from the most well-known festivals from around the world: Brazil took home the Un Certain Regard Award (Karim Aïnouz’s The Invisible Life of Eurídice Gusmão) and the Jury Prize (Kleber Mendonça Filho and Juliano Dornelles’s Bacurau) at Cannes while Argentina was cited at Berlin with the Teddy Award for Santiago Loza’s Brief Story from the Green Planet. But it was at Sundance where one of the buzziest and timeliest projects that dominated the film festival circuit first emerged: Cristina Ibarra and Alex Rivera’s The Infiltrators walked away with both the Audience Award and the NEXT Innovator Award, cementing this docu-fiction set at a detention center that a group of young undocumented activists infiltrate in order to reveal its shadowy practices. And while such high-stakes political motivations are more often found in independent films, big-budget tentpole flicks this year couldn’t escape them, especially as old franchises aimed to find new ways of reaching modern audiences by including Latinx characters and storylines. That was definitely the case both for the latest Terminator sequel ( Dark Fate, featuring Austin-born Gabriel Luna as the first Latino Terminator) and the newest Rambo ( Last Blood, which sent the famed war vet to the border). Neither lit the box office on fire but at least the former — much like Rian Johnson’s Knives Out and the big-screen live-action adaptation of Dora the Explorer — let fearless Latinas be front and center. Which is all to say, whether you were catching movies at the multiplex, at your local film festival or on that most famous of streaming services, you were bound to see some of the most exciting work coming out of Latin America and being produced by U. S. Latinos. And so, in the spirit of “Best Of” lists that clutter your feeds at this time of year, find our selection of movies you should have caught or should seek out (as some are still making their way to theaters). Check out the full list below, which includes, where they’re available and information on where to catch these cinema gems. – Manuel Betancourt Editor’s Note: The process behind selecting these films was complicated and akin to a hotly contested election in Latin America including backroom deals and occasional bribery. Eventually, we agreed on a totally unfair system of rating the movies we liked that played in U. theaters or prestigious film festivals throughout the world and may have won some awards. We chose to include movies directed by US-born Latinos, Latin Americans, and by non-Latinos but on Latino subjects. Amores modernos Director Matías Meyer Country Mexico Production Year 2019 Amores modernos will be released in Mexico in March 2020. Synopsis In Mexico City, the surprising death of Armida, a matriarch of a middle-class family, provokes a series of revelations that will confront the members of a family accustomed to living in isolation from one another. Described as a choral film with a sprawling ensemble that includes Ilse Salas ( Las niñas bien), Luis Alberti ( Eisenstein in Guanajuato), Leonardo Ortizgris ( Museo) and Andrés Almeida ( Tenemos la carne) among others, Matía Meyer’s project looks to examine what it means to “love” someone at a time when such an emotion feels like a fleeting luxury or a heartbreaking reality. Film Details The Infiltrators Director Alex Rivera, Cristina Ibarra Country United States The Infiltrators will be released in US theaters in 2020. Synopsis Without warning, Claudio Rojas is detained by ICE officials outside his Florida home. He is transferred to the Broward Transitional Center, a detention facility used as a holding space for imminent deportations. Terrified of never seeing him again, Claudio’s family contacts the National Immigrant Youth Alliance (NIYA), a group of activist Dreamers known for stopping deportations. Believing that no one is free as long as one is in detention, NIYA enlists Marco Saavedra to self-deport in hopes of gaining access to the detention center and impeding Claudio’s expulsion. Once inside, Saavedra discovers a complex for-profit institution housing hundreds of multinational immigrants, all imprisoned without trial. Based on true events, The Infiltrators is both a suspenseful account of a high-stakes mission and an emotionally charged portrait of visionary youth fighting for their community. Midnight Family Director Luke Lorentzen Country Mexico, United States Production Year 2018 Midnight Family - Still 3 A still from Midnight Family by Luke Lorentzen, an official selection of the U. Documentary Competition at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Luke Lorentzen Midnight Family - Still 1 Midnight Family is currently playing select theaters. Synopsis With striking vérité camerawork, Midnight Family drops us directly into the frenetic nighttime emergency ecosystem of Mexico City. In the midst of high-speed ambulance rides, we meet the Ochoas, a ragtag family of private paramedics, who try desperately every day to be the first responders to critically injured patients. In a city where the government operates only 45 emergency ambulances for a population of over nine million, the family acts as a crucial—but unregistered—underground lifeline. But the job is riddled with police bribes and cutthroat competition. And even though the Ochoa family has a reputation for being trustworthy, they must reckon with the sudden escalation in bribes that could force them to wade into the ethically questionable practice of making money off of patients in dire straits. Monos Director Alejandro Landes Country Netherlands, Germany, Uruguay, Colombia, Argentina Monos will be available on Blu-ray on December 10, 2019. Synopsis Belonging to a rebel group called “the Organization, ” a ragtag band of child soldiers, brandishing guns and war names like Rambo, Wolf, Lady, and Bigfoot, occupies a derelict ruin atop a remote mountain where they train themselves, watch over a “conscripted” milk cow, and hold hostage a kidnapped American engineer, Doctora (Julianne Nicholson). But after an attack forces them to abandon their base, playtime is over for the motley young crew. The visionary third feature of Alejandro Landes ( Cocalero, Porfirio), Monos captivates us with its striking baroque aesthetic, otherworldly setting, and ingenious reframing of the war film—one that uses adolescence to insinuate a youthful but elusive dream of peace. With enthralling performances from Nicholson and a talented young ensemble led by Moises Arias, Landes constructs a stylized, deceptively surreal space that teeters between tedium and hedonism, made more unsettling by its disquieting soundscape and Mica Levi’s brilliant score. Esto no es Berlín Director Hari Sama This is Not Berlin is available to stream on iTunes. Synopsis As Mexico anticipates the 1986 World Cup, 17-year-old Carlos is less interested in soccer and more interested in listening to his record collection and admiring Rita, the older sister of his best friend, Gera. Carlos and Gera’s suburban, juvenile monotony is interrupted when Rita’s goth band introduces them to an underground nightclub, the Azteca. The teens are instantly seduced by the Azteca’s regulars and their exhilarating world of performance art, sexual fluidity, and prescription drugs. Carlos and Gera’s friendship is tested as the two explore new identities and face the consequences of adult decisions. Infused with a post-punk soundtrack and brimming with enchanting performances from a promising young cast, Esto no es Berlín delivers an energetic portrait of a clandestine sanctuary propelled by youth fleeing the societal repression of their time. The Edge of Democracy Director Petra Costa Country Brazil Edge of Democracy is available to stream on Netflix. Synopsis Once a nation crippled by a military dictatorship, Brazil found its democratic footing in 1985 and then, in 2002, elected a hugely popular political disrupter: steel-worker-turned-activist Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Under his watch, 20 million Brazilians were lifted out of poverty, and his country rose to international prominence. In 2010, Lula passed the presidential baton to his prodigy, a fierce female guerrilla named Dilma Rousseff. But beneath their sunny legacy, rumblings of populist rage and institutional corruption seeped into the mainstream – much of it abetted by a partisan judge who fed news outlets sensational, deeply flawed corruption reports that targeted Lula, Dilma and anyone else who refused to scratch the backs of powerful politicians and special interest groups. With remarkably intimate access, The Edge of Democrac y follows Brazil’s embattled leaders as they grapple with a scandal born out of their country’s fascist past and inflamed by a furious and ideologically divided nation. Vandal Director Jose Daniel Freixas Synopsis Nick, better known as “Damage” in the streets of Miami, is the young leader of an infamous graffiti crew that leaves its mark wherever it goes. As they grow larger in fame and number, problems start arising — Nick’s personal life goes on a downward spiral; the illegal nature of his passion is bound to get him in trouble with the authorities, and, on top of that, he has to learn to fend off the local rival crew. A local production shot in Miami’s neighborhoods of Wynwood, Little Havana and Little Haiti, Vandal takes the very thrilling world of graffiti art and explores the struggle of street artists to keep their art alive as well as the social backlash that goes hand in hand with pursuing their biggest passion. Cuban-American director Jose Daniel Freixas, a graffiti artist in his own right since the age of 10, puts his first hand experience in the world of graffiti to good use by highlighting Miami’s gritty streets as well as its multicultural heritage to show a city full of color, life and passion. A vida invisível de Eurídice Gusmão Director Karim Aïnouz Country Germany, Brazil Invisible Life opens theatrically on December 20, 2019, and later will stream on Amazon. Synopsis From prolific Brazilian auteur Karim Aïnouz and set in midcentury Rio de Janeiro, The Invisible Life of Eurídice Gusmão is a sprawling melodrama about feminine resilience. Based on Martha Batalha’s beloved novel, Aïnouz’s most accessible work retains the unfettered sensuality and sumptuous splendor that render all his films so uniquely captivating. The year is 1950. Classical piano prodigy Eurídice (Carol Duarte) dreams of studying at the Vienna Conservatory. Her sister Guida (Julia Stockler), however, is the first of the siblings to make it to Europe, albeit fleetingly. After having eloped with a Greek sailor, Guida soon returns to Rio de Janeiro pregnant and alone, unbeknown to Eurídice. Kept apart by a terrible lie, years pass as the two sisters forge their respective paths through their city’s teeming bustle, each believing the other to be half a world away. Complementing the seductively saturated hues of the cinematography by Hélène Louvart, the film’s soundtrack features a soulful score from Benedikt Schiefer coupled with a poignant voice-over duet consisting of the sisters’ misaddressed missives. Culminating in an affecting cameo from Oscar nominee Fernanda Montenegro, Aïnouz’s stirring epic of winding paths, that fail to intersect, balances cruel irony — the black sheep finds herself truly seen, while the ostensibly good daughter becomes invisible — with carnal abandon and tenacious love. Vuelven Director Issa López Production Year 2017 Tigers are not afraid is available to stream on Shudder. 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