Daniel Burman - Todas las azafatas van al cielo AKA Every Stewardess Goes to Heaven (2002)

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Teresa (Ingrid Rubio) is a young stewardess, a free spirited woman unhappy in love who meets Julian (Alfredo Casero), a widowed and suicidal doctor, during a stop over.

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An austral fable set at the end of the world, Every Stewardess Goes To Heaven bathes in a strange ambiance of desolation and beauty. The film embraces Ushuaïa, its snow-covered peaks and frozen banks, but also its inhabitants, quasi-ghostly and distraught human beings. The director multiplies allegories, making the stewardess an angel whose wings would be those of a plane while the hospital shown to us like a corridor towards another life. The images pass slowly, posed and quiet, supported by an atmospheric soundtrack, making Every Stewardess Goes To Heaven a visually bewitching work.
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A delightful, offbeat romance that combines melancholy and mirth in just the right amounts, Daniel Burman's Every Stewardess Goes to Heaven is a worthy addition to the list of acclaimed pics that have emerged from Argentina recently, as well as a fine followup to Burman's multiple prize-winning (but very different) Waiting for the Messiah (1999). Ingrid Rubio, a sometimes shaky screen presence to date, finds her feet in this sentimental but intelligent story with quirky yet believable characters and stunning polar-circle settings. Charming fable about how people whom life has turned cold must learn to warm up again was well received at the Berlin fest, and further such showings are likely, though that's less than the movie deserves.

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Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Daniel Burman - Todas las azafatas van al cielo AKA Every Stewardess Goes to Heaven (2002)

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