Liborio

2021
1h 39min

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

6.1/10

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Anderson Mojica, Vicente Santos, Jeffrey Holsman, Ramón Emilio Candelario, Karina Valdez, and Fidia Peralta in Liborio (2021)

Liborio disappears in a hurricane. One day he returns speaking as a prophet, curing the sick and congregates many followers deep in the mountains. The local powers confront him only to see him vanish, until he decides to confront his deepest fears and battles the invading US Marines.

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Liborio desaparece en un huracán. Un día regresa hablando como un profeta, curando enfermos y congregando a muchos en las montañas. Los poderes locales lo confrontan para verlo desaparecer, ... Leer todoLiborio desaparece en un huracán. Un día regresa hablando como un profeta, curando enfermos y congregando a muchos en las montañas. Los poderes locales lo confrontan para verlo desaparecer, hasta que decide enfrentar sus miedos y lucha.Liborio desaparece en un huracán. Un día regresa hablando como un profeta, curando enfermos y congregando a muchos en las montañas. Los poderes locales lo confrontan para verlo desaparecer, hasta que decide enfrentar sus miedos y lucha.

Dirección
- Nino Martínez Sosa
Guionistas
- Pablo Arellano
- Nino Martínez Sosa
Elenco

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

6.1/10

263

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- Nino Martínez Sosa
Guionistas
- Pablo Arellano
- Nino Martínez Sosa
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 8 nominaciones en total

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Opiniones destacadas

10danielabre

A great cinematic exploration

Being very aware of the historical and cultural sources from which this film is based, I attest that the final result of Nino Martinez's debut is a mesmerizing portrayal of Papa Liborio, a real historical figure with mystical dimensions. The cinematography is superb with effective natural light experimentation, the acting is very well blended with the storytelling and the story itself is full of significant nuances. Considering the deficient and low quality filming of most movies from the Dominican Republic, this one is a bright light of hope for Caribbean cinema of more depth and sensitive exploration.

9MiguelAReina

Sugar in water

The directorial debut of editor Nino Martínez, a collaborator of Jaime Rosales, is an incursion into the world of magic and spirituality. A visually beautiful film, transcendent in its narrative. We see the story/legend of Liborio from different points of view, the views of the community. It is a story in which the limits are not clear: life and death, reality and fantasy, truth and lies... Liborio's path is like sugar in water: you can't see it, but you can savor.

10ncywhd

This is a real life story (Not a Hollywood DRAMA)

This movie gives us a glimpse into the life of a countryman, spiritual healer and leader of a community in the early 1900's. The director delivers a 3rd person view while giving us the ability to feel the rough country life from that time. However, the story has a rather cold start with no character background which may also seem like there's room for a sequel. This movie portrays a very real view of life in the Dominican Republic in the beginning of the 1900's.