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Misterioso / Suspense / Drama
Australia, 1977, 106 min (Alternativa 101 min)

Director:

Peter Weir

Cámara:

Russell Boyd

Música:

Charles Wain
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David Burton es un abogado australiano que vive pacíficamente con su hija y su esposa, hasta que unos sueños premonitorios le revelan parte del conocimiento prohibido de los aborígenes. Un asesinato que debe investigar le pone en contacto con Chris, integrante de una tribu y conocedor de sus rituales. Burton descubre la existencia de un tiempo real y otro que pertenece al sueño. Al mismo tiempo señales en forma de fenómenos meteorológicos ocurren: granizos enormes, vientos huracanados y lluvias torrenciales. Las visiones apocalípticas destruyen la vida familiar de Dave, que dedica todo su tiempo a descubrir el origen de sus visiones y su relación con el desarreglo climático. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)

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kaylin 

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inglés Strange movie, which is thematically quite distant from us, on the other hand, it is possible to find something in it that we have lost in the present time. And that is a connection with nature and its mysteries. If we are willing to delve into the movie, it is probably possible to find a deep depth of thoughts in it, but the film certainly doesn't simplify it in any way. ()

J*A*S*M 

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inglés Very well made and with a strong atmosphere, but so slow. The boredom is unavoidable, especially when there are very few topics that I find less interesting than Australian Aborigines… The person who in their review of The Medusa Touch recommended The Last Wave, saying that “it’s similar but a little better” must be mad. ()

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DaViD´82 

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inglés And it rains and it pours. In 1976 there was Satan, two years later viewers were touched by the Medusa, but before this in 1977 Weir flushed them both out with his contribution to this wave of mysterious movies kicked off at the beginning of the seventies by the Exorcist. What makes this a classic is not just the “evil with a human face", but mainly the heavily uneasy atmosphere which, the same as the former, nibbles away at you with a “but what if, after all..." ()

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