bemerkungen
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"El poder de las tinieblas" (Power of Darkness) is a film based upon a famous novel by argentinian writer Ernesto Sábato INFORME SOBRE CIEGOS. Its plot is simple and powerful: a person begins to believe that every blind man he sees is persecuting him. This fear is gradually growing to reach unexpectable points. The plot is ok, but actors are not playing good enough and, therefore, the film is not so good as the book. Anyway, I think it is a good defy to comprehend some of the not always successful relationships between literature and cinema.
"Buenos Aires me mata" has a really poor plot, and it is (not) sustainted in bad performances. The characters are strongly naive and unpredictable, inmersed in a ridiculous context of drugs and madness.
Imanol Arias, playing a dragqueen, is the one who saves hisself from the disaster. This film is a example of bizarre cinema, but it was made unconsciously.
Imanol Arias, playing a dragqueen, is the one who saves hisself from the disaster. This film is a example of bizarre cinema, but it was made unconsciously.
Sometimes, fun and blood go together. THE SUCKLING is under that rule. The plot is, of course, of clase B-films and so the FX and the actors. But the result is really funny: a little creature takes a house and its inhabitants and moves misteriously around it. The final scene is one of the more bizarre shots I have ever seen.