To Kill the Dragon (Matar al dragón) theatrical trailer - Jimena Monteoliva-directed horrAR

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  • Опубликовано: 26 окт 2019
  • [I posted a teaser trailer for Jimena Monteoliva's horrAR (i.e., Argentine horror) movie Clementina back on October 16, 2017: • Clementina teaser trai... .] Description of Jimena Monteoliva's horrAR movie To Kill the Dragon (Matar al dragón) from the Mar del Plata International Film Festival (Festival Internacional de Cine de Mar del Plata): "A simple but beautiful animated sequence immerses us in the universe created by director Jimena Monteoliva and screenwriter Diego Fleischer, who, according to the end credits, based the story on a nightmare he had. For years, many girls in a small town have been disappearing. One of them was Elena, who reappears all grown up and is taken by h[er] doctor brother to live with him, his wife and their two daughters. Monteoliva succeeds in creating an atmosphere of constant threat, has confidence in the world she has created and in her characters, and accompanies them until the film's impressive showdown. Valentina Goldzen and Maitena Dionisi, the two extraordinary girls who play Elena's nieces, stand out."
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Комментарии • 6

  • @rockymental752
    @rockymental752 Год назад +1

    Nice

  • @gil-nammoon3738
    @gil-nammoon3738 3 года назад

    Promising trailer, but the film itself was just shy of terrible

    • @jdrizzle8424
      @jdrizzle8424 2 года назад

      What was wrong with it

    • @alandgomez5905
      @alandgomez5905 2 года назад

      But like, did they kill the dragon?

    • @gil-nammoon3738
      @gil-nammoon3738 2 года назад

      @@jdrizzle8424 imagine a lazy SNL parody of Guillermo del Toro, but with awful computer animation and bland yet incomprehensible storyline.

    • @gil-nammoon3738
      @gil-nammoon3738 2 года назад +1

      @@alandgomez5905 yes.
      And saved the princess.
      But then they get divorced and she invests her share of the dead dragon's gold into derivative and exploitative South American cinema.
      It's a tragedy for the ages.