Florentino y el diablo

2000

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFlorentino is a young horseman and singer, a free spirit living in the open world without restrictions, in the Venezuelan plains. He confronts the devil in a duel of improvised verses. As ti... Tout lireFlorentino is a young horseman and singer, a free spirit living in the open world without restrictions, in the Venezuelan plains. He confronts the devil in a duel of improvised verses. As time passes, these unspoilt plains start to change. Through Florentino's voice and actions, ... Tout lireFlorentino is a young horseman and singer, a free spirit living in the open world without restrictions, in the Venezuelan plains. He confronts the devil in a duel of improvised verses. As time passes, these unspoilt plains start to change. Through Florentino's voice and actions, the plains cannot be conquered. Its culture defies the devil in the eternal fight between ... Tout lire

Réalisation
- Michael New
Casting principal
- Dimas González
- José Torres

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7,0/10

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Réalisation
- Michael New
Casting principal
- Dimas González
- José Torres

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El Diablo

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10adixonlanda

Venezuelan culture as it best

One of the best films made in Venezuela, to show their culture, their way to see the world in the deep of the savannah, it's a beautiful representation of faith and the good against the evil. I wish it could be subtitle to English so everyone can understand a piece of this amazing culture so different from other American cultures because this is coming even from the indigenous people, this people this culture is different than the usual indigenous of South or central America knows as mayas, incas or aztecas they always have a sense of the evil and generation after generation this was taught even nowadays if you go to the deep savannah to "El llano" In Venezuela you will continue hearing about this histories coming from Centuries ago.

1apollon-6

I choose the Devil

In the beginning I thought it would be the next marvelous film made by Latin Americans and the title seemed kind of interesting to me, although I know the saying "Nothing good is for no charge". And I should listen to it because with such a funny, idiotic-looking and bad-singing squealer, all the time I kept my fingers crossed for the Devil. At least, he could sing! It's not a movie for the wide audience, it's a kind of a Venezuelian native folklore and you can feel it only if you're a Venezuelian. I went to watch it at the theater only because it was free of charge. But in the end of the movie I realized the price - my time.

7GMeleJr

Labor of love about the Venezuelan "llanos"

This film is a low-budget (by necessity) labor of love by Venezuelan director Michael New. It stars his daughter as the female lead, and a couple of known Venezuelan actors, who also worked on the film as a labor of love. It is a slow-moving, poetic film, with typical regional music, and narration in rhyme in the local vernacular. Definitely, an art movie or festival feature, this film still may be a bit too long even for art film lovers. The ambiguous themes of the man fighting eternally against the devil (evil), and man's never ending exploitation of the lands, wildlife and fruits that nature gave us are just too broadly depicted. This combined with the flaws inherent of a production with an extremely low budget mars this film. It has a great concept, but ultimately, it is very tedious.