Bacurau Reviews

Trystan 2022-10-18 05:00:38

It starts with a funeral for one person, and ends with a funeral for a group of people, so the whole movie is shrouded in a strange atmosphere of death.

I believe that the reason why many people wanted to watch "Baclaw" at first was because of their curiosity about the South American culture...

Herminia 2022-10-17 10:27:01

I don't like movies that are far from literary concepts. This movie is very far from literature. He is telling something about a concept, and he can't figure it out after watching it for a long time.

As an art form, film is being abused by many people out of ignorance or incompetence. They use film...

Guy 2022-10-13 14:20:24

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Laverne 2022-09-13 01:48:07

The same international gczy fighters live so unrestrained, unrestrained and high-spirited. The people here are simple and honest, and some are like-minded brothers and sisters. Old friends who are also us have shown a new style that is different from the cold, perseverance and unity of the fighting...

Trystan 2022-09-10 02:47:06

Simple and backward villagers, evil imperialist invaders burned, killed, and looted all evil, traitors and rapes, slain children members, rebellious and impulsive combat power core, benevolent proletarian gunman, he has been tempered by war and has trained hard military qualities. The broad masses...

Keyon 2022-09-04 14:21:06

I haven't watched a South American movie for a long time. The Brazilian "Baclaw" screened at the Cannes Film Festival last year allowed the audience to experience the unique charm of South America.

The film tells the story of the death of Kametita, the matriarch of Baklaw Village, at the age of 94...

Cecile 2022-09-04 12:37:16

{★★☆}

Much like the American independent film "Bakery Factory" that nobody saw last year, "Baclaw" is about the resistance of a self-contained small community in the face of the invasion of stronger power discourse. Under the lens of Chinese director Wang Peizhi, the community repertory...

Sidney 2022-09-02 01:23:54

Hate can stir up disputes; love can cover up all wrongs.

Eugenia 2022-08-12 23:21:57

Brazilian director Kleber Mendoza Jr. and his producer and co-director Juliano Dohenelis are representatives of the new generation of Latin American cinema. From the 2012 feature film debut "The Sound of the House" to "Aquarius" four years later, their eyes have been focused on the personal...

Shakira 2022-08-12 20:29:46

Brazilian filmmaker Kleber Mendonça Filho's third feature, sharing both director and writer's credits with his production designer Juliano Dornelles, BACURAU, which means “nightjar” in English, is the name of a remote village in Brazil's backcountry, where our nominal protagonist Teresa (Colen)...