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Director:
Milcho ManchevskiGuión:
Milcho ManchevskiCámara:
Manuel TeranReparto:
Katrin Cartlidge, Rade Serbedzija, Grégoire Colin, Labina Mitevska, Phyllida Law, Meto Jovanovski, Daniel Newman, Vladimir Jacev, Josif Josifovski (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Tres trágicas historias de amor que se entrelazan para ilustrar los efectos devastadores de la guerra y de aquellos que, sin quererlo, se han visto obligados a participar en ella. Dos de los relatos están ambientados en Macedonia, que se encuentra al borde de la guerra civil, y el otro se sitúa en Londres. En el primer episodio conocemos a Cirilo, un monje que da cobijo a Zamira, una joven albanesa acusada de asesinato. Ambos dejan el monasterio y comienzan un romance. La segunda historia sigue a Anne, directora en una agencia de noticias, que se debate entre dos amores: su marido Nick y su amante Aleksandar, un reportero gráfico de guerra que finalmente decide volver a su país. El tercer y último episodio une las dos historias anteriores: Hana, una mujer albanesa, le pide a Aleksandar que encuentre a su hija Zamira. (Sogepaq Distribución)
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I have never seen a movie from Macedonia. That’s why I was quite looking forward to this piece. In its three short stories, the movie depicted everyday lives of three different people, expertly combining them into a single framing story. If you are able to imagine the Balkans in its harshest form, brace yourself for Before the Rain. Nevertheless, even bracing yourself might not be enough.
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Before the Rain is not primarily about war, but rather about how it mentally affects everyone involved, including immigrants living in relative safety. It suffers from a certain unevenness and is certainly not one of the best European films of the 90s, but due to the burning topic of the Balkan war, it is a film worth seeing. Of the three stories, I liked the first one the most, where the attractive Labina Mitevska made her debut in the role of Albanian girl Zamira. The love affair between two religiously and ethnically divided teenagers in the backdrop of an Orthodox monastery, and also at a time when tension and hatred are growing every day, if not every hour, is worth a separate movie. Overall impression: 75%.
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