A Sociedade da Neve: Quem Fomos na Montanha

It was too short. It almost felt like a trailer for something longer. I'd have loved to see more behind the scenes of the SFX. I would also have loved to watch some casting videos or the process of the casting team (amazingly done by Iair Said and Maria Laura Berch) reviewing the photos/videos to know what they were taking into account. Also, a lot of the actors didn't even appear. I feel like even the ones who had 1 scene (and didn't even had dialogue) are important because they were playing real people and there's still family of the deceased expecting to see them on the screen, It's a huge commitment. Example of this is that Felipe Maquirriain's sister is on this, talking with Roberto Canessa, and her brother died at the plane crash and has only a few seconds on the screen in the movie.

I started this movie without knowing what it was about, didn't read the description or trailer. It didn't take very long until I really snapped INTO it. And that was the start of a thrilling movie.

A movie based on a true story about a plane crash and it's passengers. A story about different people, different personalities, about hope, courage and moral worths.

It felt so real, the actors were so good.. I was on the edge of my seat and could feel the emotions I was looking at.

I watched the making off afterwards and it made even more sense. Seeing more about the actors and how the movie was made.. the dedication of these people was essential for this movie.

Snow your hands? Well no pun intended - I think for short movies the amount of words or rather letters should be less than for feature length movies. But that aside, this making of (which I just called a short movie - no pun intended or offense meant here either) is really well done and shows the real people who played ... well real people.

The actors really wanted to be in the movie and you can tell by their reactions! Not sure if they knew what they would get themselves into ... but I understand that the very compelling story really made them wish they could be a part of this ... and the Oscar nomination proved them right I reckon. Also the final product - I think even if you didn't know this was nominated for stuff you could tell it was very well made.