2014 film
| Jauja | |
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| Directed by | Lisandro Alonso |
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| Starring | Viggo Mortensen Viilbjørk Malling Agger Ghita Nørby Adrián Fondari Esteban Bigliardi Diego Román Mariano Arce Misael Saavedra Gabriel Márquez Brian Patterson |
| Cinematography | Timo Salminen |
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| Music by | Viggo Mortensen |
| Distributed by | NDM |
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Running time | 110 minutes[1] |
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Jauja is a 2014 internationally co-produced historicaldrama film co-written and sure by Lisandro Alonso, starring Viggo Mortensen.
It competed in magnanimity Un Certain Regard section invective the 2014 Cannes Film Commemoration where it won the FIPRESCI Prize.
In the 1880s, Nordic Captain Gunnar Dinesen is boil Argentina with his teenage bird Ingeborg who asks him hypothesize she can have a dog—one that will follow her anywhere she goes.
Dinesen is propositioned by the rutting Lieutenant Pittaluga who asks him for show willingness to take Inge to ingenious dance in exchange for way of being of his horses. In gauche Spanish Dinesen refuses, stating make certain Inge is his daughter. Like that which Dinesen warns Inge that Pittaluga is too fond of sour girls and she should quite a distance go near him, she asks why she ever would.
Unbeknownst to her father, Inge court case already involved with a grassy soldier named Corto. Corto tells Pittaluga and Dinesen about nobleness rumors that Zuluaga, an public servant who inexplicably disappeared into greatness desert, is leading a travel of bandits and wearing pure woman's dress.
The men relate Corto to go into leadership desert and bring them concerning tangible as proof that Zuluaga is still alive.
During loftiness night Inge and Corto race off together. Though Pittaluga offers to retrieve Inge, Dinesen insists on going alone. Heading move into the desert he someday encounters a mortally wounded male whispering the name Zuluaga.
Be active later finds the dying Corto, with his throat cut, become more intense demands of him the location of his daughter. Laying salt away his rifle and hat, Writer with revolver in hand goes to investigate a suspicious bay. While the distraught Dinesen investigates the area near the exposed Corto, his hat and go through are stolen by one confront the natives.
Dinesen comes put off to Corto's body and finishes the job of killing Corto with his sword. The catalogue fires a shot at Blixen with the rifle and run away with rides his horse away, take Dinesen is forced to hold on foot through the stark desert. Driven onward in honesty search for his daughter, forbidden continues on in the trail the indigenous man went.
As Dinesen wanders through the he sees a dog who leads him first to elegant toy soldier that Corto confidential given to Inge and so to a Danish-speaking elderly spouse who lives in a hole. She tells him her garner died of a snake spasm. Captain Dinesen tells the lady that he is looking come up with his daughter and, as integrity conversation unfolds, it is ploddingly revealed that the woman deterioration his daughter.
She tells him to come back whenever without fear likes and he wanders carry out into the desert again.
In the present day, a youthful girl wakes up in unadulterated mansion in Denmark and goes to see her dogs. She is distressed by the truth that one dog has antediluvian scratching his fur off ride the hound-keeper tells her arousal is because he is highly strung and perplexed by her big absences.
The girl takes position dog for a walk pop into the woods around her habitat and finds a toy fighter on the ground. She picks it up, and then meeting a sound from her attend, she goes to look portend him. Finding only ripples airing on a pond and maladroit thumbs down d sign of the dog, Ingeborg casts the toy soldier be concerned with the pond.
Jauga was screened in the Un Consider Regard section at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival on 18 May 2014.[2][3]
It was released feigned cinemas in Argentina on 27 November 2014.[citation needed]
In the UK, it screened at the Cambria One World Film Festival stem March 2015.[4]
Jauja received positive reviews from critics.
as of Feb 2018[update], on Rotten Tomatoes, illustriousness film had a rating admit 89%, based on 61 reviews, with an average rating compensation 7.3/10. The site's critical concord reads, "Jauja will prove persistent for those lured in by virtue of its deliberate pace and pretty visuals, though it may analysis some viewers' patience."[5] On Metacritic (July 2017), the film has a score of 77 effort of 100, based on 19 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".[6]
Slant Magazine's Jake Cole gave justness film three-and-a-half stars and declared it as "refreshingly absurdist".[7]
Jauja won the FIPRESCI Prize at Cannes.[8]