L'oeil invisible

Original title: La mirada invisible

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6.2/10

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Martín Kohan, Félix Tornquist, Jorge García Marino, Marta Lubos, Julieta Zylberberg, Osmar Núñez, Santos Lontoya, Leandro Rivas, Gastón Luparo, Magdalena Capobianco, Ailín Salas, Pablo Sigal, Adriana Pizzino, Gaby Ferrero, Diego Vegezzi, Tomás Pernich, Vanina Montes, Ignacio Sanchez, Ariel Matías Morosín, Norma Espina, Julian Larkier, Beatriz Gelman, Daniel Patera, Stella Gabrizzi, Anita Co, Ana Clara Valdes, Antonio Ziembrowski, Enrique Alfil, Martina Delgado, Ivan Mochner, Elidas Schinocca, Micaela Mantinan, and Nicolas Devicente in L'oeil invisible (2010)

Spying on her students, a teacher finds an exciting hobby.

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Spying on her students, a teacher finds an exciting hobby.Spying on her students, a teacher finds an exciting hobby.Spying on her students, a teacher finds an exciting hobby.

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IMDb RATING

6.2/10

892

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 5 wins & 17 nominations total

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The movie is set in 1982. When Maria Teresa arrives to the party thrown by her colleague, the music playing in "Lunes por la madrugada" by Los Abuelos de la Nada, which dates from 1984.

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Written by Federico Moura and Julio Moura
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A look to Matía Teresa character and a look to military dictatorship ethos

Good and underrated Argentine movie which is both an immersive psychological portrait of leading role character (María Teresa, a.k.a. Marita) and the depiction of narrow-minded stupid, sexist, repressive and morally cynical ethos of coward military dictatorship. Pace is slow, but works, for those who have nacessary patience, in order to developping Marita's confusions, anxieties, background and sexuality, in a very skilled performance by Julieta Zylberberg. School is a microcosm of neurotic search of "subversion" and self-affirmation punishment. All the oppressions must be overturned, at once if possible.