that can happen to want to go to a movie of your choice to see a movie to spend time entertaining, you do not find or traffic tickets on time will prevent the desired function. In this case, since being in place and not having a lot of courage to do something else, you may decide conform to see another movie, but it is the only thing available is a Venezuelan film that does not know much and is afraid to invest the money because it can be boring or in many cases unintelligible. Suppose you decide to risk and that sudden cinematic second option is called "Brother."
Rocco Pirillo
Photo: Rocco Pirillo
On one occasion during an interview for another item of Sinflash, Rasquin said:
"Brother is not a story of guns and profanity neighborhood, is a history of ties, love, solidarity, what worth it to pursue a dream, the possibility of achieving on the things you have to sacrifice to achieve the dream of brotherhood "and it could not have defined better.
is a film well done and, unlike other nationals, very well told that takes the viewer on a thrill ride set in the reality of many Venezuelans. The most important thing is that actually does something to the person who sees and gives a clear and important message. A movie made with national talent certainly worth seeing. Certain technical details such as the grain of the image in certain scenes or cuts that may be a little strange, at many levels are back to unexpected outcome, exciting, crucial and proper that has the story.
Maybe when you leave the function where "no choice" fell, not only you but also your opinion of the Venezuelan film has changed a bit. It is very likely to come out recommending "Brother" as the first choice for enjoying quality. This time if the tickets are not recommended, at least you can be proud of a large Venezuelan product.
Source: ____________________________________________________ Sinflash
"Brother" the big screen Golea
Brother, the debut of Marcel Rasquin which premieres this Friday, could be the cool of a country, represented in a football team, whose dreams are dashed by thousands of obstacles such as lack of infrastructure and support, lack of tradition in this sport, corruption and politics embedded in sports bodies and even resentment, hatred and selfishness, which sometimes prevents us from working in groups. But this is not the intention of the film Rasquin, rather prefers to focus on the "small" story of two foster brothers, which actually crushes, hot flashes, it breaks leaving the road full of thorns and glass matches.
Daniel and Julio
play soccer in the neighborhood of the ash. Want to go far in a sport that does not reign in your environment preferences, which makes the dream more dramatic, "an environment dominated by violence, drugs, alcohol, mob, unwanted pregnancies ...
From the first scene, Brother catches the viewer. A hook is used to heartbreaking reality: that of a baby abandoned in a dumpster, with a cry that pierces the conscience. Then come the very well done sequences of football training and matches, and violence in the neighborhood. Marcel
Rasquin uses little or no known actors (Fernando Moreno and Elihu Armas, as Daniel and July; Marcela Girón, like her mother, and Ali's Rondon, as the gatekeeper) to make plausible situations that take them away from any association with characters and stories from the TV, half the culture prevailing in Venezuela. However, there are professionals like Gonzalo Cubero, a coach who plays a very important patriarchal role in the plot, and Alberto Rowinsky, as the coach of Caracas FC.
is gratifying encounter with films like this in the national cinema, with a good story full of drama, emotion and sensitivity. Venezuelan film Gol!
Ángel Ricardo Gómez
THE UNIVERSAL
