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Nazarín

  • 1959
  • B
  • 1h 34min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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6.8 k
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Nazarín (1959)
Drama

Un sacerdote de una comunidad pobre vive una vida caritativa de acuerdo con sus principios religiosos, pero muchos otros no le devuelven el favor.Un sacerdote de una comunidad pobre vive una vida caritativa de acuerdo con sus principios religiosos, pero muchos otros no le devuelven el favor.Un sacerdote de una comunidad pobre vive una vida caritativa de acuerdo con sus principios religiosos, pero muchos otros no le devuelven el favor.

  • Dirección
    • Luis Buñuel
  • Guionistas
    • Julio Alejandro
    • Luis Buñuel
    • Benito Pérez Galdós
  • Elenco
    • Francisco Rabal
    • Marga López
    • Rita Macedo
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    7.7/10
    6.8 k
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    • Dirección
      • Luis Buñuel
    • Guionistas
      • Julio Alejandro
      • Luis Buñuel
      • Benito Pérez Galdós
    • Elenco
      • Francisco Rabal
      • Marga López
      • Rita Macedo
    • 28Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 27Opiniones de los críticos
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    • Premios
      • 2 premios ganados y 2 nominaciones en total

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    Francisco Rabal
    Francisco Rabal
    • Padre Nazario
    Marga López
    Marga López
    • Beatriz
    Rita Macedo
    Rita Macedo
    • Andara
    Ignacio López Tarso
    Ignacio López Tarso
    • El sacrílego
    Ofelia Guilmáin
    Ofelia Guilmáin
    • Chanfa
    Luis Aceves Castañeda
    Luis Aceves Castañeda
    • El parricida
    Noé Murayama
    Noé Murayama
    • El pinto
    Rosenda Monteros
    Rosenda Monteros
    • La prieta
    Jesús Fernández
    • Ujo el enano
    Ada Carrasco
    Ada Carrasco
    • Josefa
    Antonio Bravo
    • Don Pablo, architecto
    Aurora Molina
    Aurora Molina
    • La Camella
    David Reynoso
    David Reynoso
    • Juan
    Efraín Arauz
    Efraín Arauz
    • Vecino de Nazarin
    • (sin créditos)
    Manuel Arvide
    • Compañero de architecto
    • (sin créditos)
    Socorro Avelar
    Socorro Avelar
    • Vecina de Josefa
    • (sin créditos)
    Edmundo Barbero
    • don Ángel-cura
    • (sin créditos)
    Victorio Blanco
    • Viejo preso
    • (sin créditos)
    • Dirección
      • Luis Buñuel
    • Guionistas
      • Julio Alejandro
      • Luis Buñuel
      • Benito Pérez Galdós
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    Opiniones de usuarios28

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    Kirpianuscus

    about faith

    about faith as only manner to live. about the struggle to be Christian. all in the web of Bunuel's cruel and subtle irony. a remarkable film for the image of a way. for the crumbs from Don Quixote. for the science to explore social expectations and the self protection of many. grace full, courageous, cruel, cold, the same Bunuel who looking the decomposition of illusions. a man. and two woman. Mexican villages. the message. the sacrifice. and the shadow of doubt. it is more than a religious film. like each film of Bunuel, it represents perfect support for reflection. about life, people and faith's expressions. about ideal. and about its high price. nothing new, at the first sigh. but useful. for define yourself.
    8andrescardenasg

    Another enigmatic film by Luis Bunuel

    When you look at Mexico's best movies you will more than likely find that the Photography was performed by Gabriel Figueroa. He is recognized in the world as one of the best that have ever existed. His master control of the cameras gave an added asset to the movies he was part of. If added to his participation we add the direction of Luis Bunuel, you will never find such a pair of aces anywhere else in the world. This story, Nazarin, was written by Spain's greatest writer besides Miguel de Cervantes(Don Quijote de la Mancha). The story in itself is superb: Nazarin a priest that lives by his beliefs tries to live a very Christian life, but as always there are people that do not accept this. He wanders through many places preaching his Christianity but finding, most of the time, people that do not accept him. But besides the splendid story, it is always interesting to try to interpret the enigmatic messages that Bunuel sends us throughout the picture in scenes that make you shiver.
    7claudio_carvalho

    An Ironic Criticism to the Hypocrisy of Church and Society

    In a poor and backward community in Mexico, the Catholic Priest Nazario (Francisco Rabal) follows the Christian principles and lives a humble life without possessions in an old hostel owned by Chanfa (Ofelia Guilmáin) and used by prostitutes. When the prostitute Andara (Rita Macedo) kills he coworker Camilla that had stolen her buttons of shells, she is wounded and seeks shelter with the priest. Meanwhile, the disillusioned dweller of the hostel Beatriz (Marga López) is lured by her boyfriend Pinto (Noé Murayama) and tries to commit suicide. However, Chanfa convinces her to return to her village. When the police discover that Andara is hidden in the room of Nazario, she flees and Nazario undresses his cassock and wanders in the poor countryside, helping the destitute and begging for food. When Nazario reaches a very poor village, he meets Beatriz that is living with Andara and asks him to help a child that is very ill. Nazario prays for the child and on the next morning she is healed. Andara and Beatriz believe he is a saint and become his followers. Along their journey, Nazario and Andara are arrested and the priest is humiliated and beaten by common people and by the church.

    "Nazarin" is an ironic criticism to the hypocrisy of church and society by Luis Buñuel. Francisco Rabal has an awesome performance in the role of a priest that lives in accordance with the principle of the catholic apostolic roman church and is betrayed, humiliated and hated by the people that he helps and by the church that he serves. One of my favorite sequences is when Nazario is protected by a criminal in jail and the man concludes that Nazario is a good man, he is a murderer and they are in the same place. My vote is seven.

    Title (Brazil): "Nazarin"
    9zetes

    Maybe I'll never "get" Bunuel, but I can still see that Nazarin is an excellent film

    Luis Bunuel has always been a filmmaker whose work was obscure to me. My first experience with him was The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeosie, often considered his greatest work, with which I became so frustrated and bored that I eventually shut the tape off. Likewise Belle de Jour, which is almost certainly his best known film and also generally considered one of his many masterpieces, didn't interest me very much at all. I didn't hate it like I did Discreet, but I didn't like it. Third, I saw L'Age d'Or. Finally, I had gotten somewhere. Fourth, Los Olvidados, also good. Still, neither L'Age d'Or nor Los Olvidados blew me away. Great films, but not masterpieces.

    Nazarin is my fifth Bunuel, and I like it just a tad more than those other two. It is about a priest from Spain now in Mexico who refuses to live in the kind of luxury most priests live in. He wants to be more like Jesus, leading the meekest life possible. He's also willing to forgive everyone for anything, and to suffer without protest. I'm pretty sure Bunuel does not sympathize with the character, and sees him as rather self-righteous. However, I only assume that because of my knowledge of the director, whose most famous quotation is "Thank God, I'm still an atheist," which he apparently said in an interview over this very film (I get this information from John Baxter's book about Bunuel, if you're interested). The interviewer who dragged those words from Bunuel's mouth must have been himself confused about Nazarin. One who was more predisposed to believe in religious conviction, who also knows nothing about Bunuel, might see the priest as a heroic figure. This is especially true if that viewer has his/her own criticisms of organized religion. The priest may be somewhat self-righteous, but he seems to be basically a good man. When he harbors a violent prostitute in his room in order to protect her (and, presumably, to save her soul), people begin to find out and assume that their relationship is sexual. His superiors assume the same and punish him for it. Later on, he suffers even worse punishments from clerics.
    10dbdumonteil

    Religion Don Quixote

    Nazarin is some kind of saint,he wants to live in life exactly how Christ taught man to do.But it's too late:now the Catholic Church is in the hands of a wealthy bourgeoisie,the bishops live in luxury and don't give a damn about the poor and the sick.That's why our hero can't follow the way his hierarchy asks him to follow.So he divests himself of everything,and on his way to purity,he's joined by some kind of Mary Magdelene and a woman who's attracted by him sexually (the scene between this girl and her fiancé is telling).In Spain (it was the late fifties),they thought Nazarin was a Christian movie!Knowing Luis Bunuel,it was downright incongruous:all his work is anticlerical to a fault.Comparing Nazarin and his "holy women" to Jesus is a nonsense.On Nazarin's way,only brambles and couch grass grow.His attempt at helping working men on the road is a failure,he's chased out as a strike-breaker.All his words amount to nothing.At the end of the journey,he's arrested and offered a pineapple by a woman(Bunuelian sexual symbol). Thanks to "Nazarin" ,Bunuel was allowed to return to Spain (where the censors had not got a clue ) and to direct "Viridiana".

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    7.6
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    Simón del desierto
    7.8
    Simón del desierto
    Él
    7.9
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    Susana
    7.2
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    Viridiana
    8.0
    Viridiana
    La joven
    7.4
    La joven
    La vía láctea
    7.3
    La vía láctea
    Los ambiciosos
    6.8
    Los ambiciosos
    Los olvidados
    8.2
    Los olvidados
    El bruto
    7.2
    El bruto
    El ángel exterminador
    8.0
    El ángel exterminador
    Tristana
    7.4
    Tristana

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      One of Andrei Tarkovsky's favorite films
    • Citas

      Father Nazario: Night carries yesterday's sorrow and the hope and joy of a new day. That's what death is like. Joyous and sorrowful. Joyous because it frees us of life's chains. And sorrowful because we love our flesh and it hurts us to leave it.

    • Conexiones
      Featured in A propósito de Buñuel (2000)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Dios nunca muere
      Written by Macedonio Alcalá

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 4 de junio de 1959 (México)
    • País de origen
      • México
    • Idioma
      • Español
    • También se conoce como
      • Nazarin
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Jonacatepec, Morelos, México(town)
    • Productora
      • Producciones Barbachano Ponce
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      1 hora 34 minutos
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Mezcla de sonido
      • Mono

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