Directed by:
Lisandro AlonsoCinematography:
Timo SalminenCast:
Viggo Mortensen, José María Yazpik, Chiara Mastroianni, Rafi Pitts, Viilbjørk Malling Agger, Luísa Cruz, Natalia RuizPlots(1)
Eureka is a bird that flies across different geographies of the American continent, in its flights it also travels through time, she likes the Indians. With luck, listening to her words, we will come to understand how difficult it is to become human beings. (Sovereign Film Distribution)
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At the beginning, you think that this two-and-a-half-hour “meditative” film perhaps wants – with a hint of an attempt at tearing down the viewer’s expectations – to let the viewer feel the miserable existence of the poor Indians on their spiritually withering reservation. But it doesn’t do that. Rather, it is absolutely incapable of filling those long and, in the context of the whole, needless scenes with anything meaningful or interesting. And it wants to torture even the most patient viewer to death. Some existential thought eventually springs from it, but it comes only from the action that happens in scenes that would make up a half-hour short. And the presence of Viggo Mortensen and Chiara Mastroianni constitutes fraud! [Cannes FF]
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