Monos

2019
R
1h 42min

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Adventure Drama Thriller

En una cima lejana, ocho niños con pistolas mantienen bajo su mirada a un rehén y a una vaca lechera.En una cima lejana, ocho niños con pistolas mantienen bajo su mirada a un rehén y a una vaca lechera.En una cima lejana, ocho niños con pistolas mantienen bajo su mirada a un rehén y a una vaca lechera.

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Premios
- 39 premios ganados y 70 nominaciones en total

Trivia
Wilson Salazar, who plays the Messenger, was an actual soldier of the FARC from 11 to 24. Director Alejandro Landes found him at a reintegration program and hired him initially as a consultant, before deciding to cast him in the film as well.

Errores
In the making of the bed for Wolf and Lady, the troop of Monos used machetes and axes; but the wood they created is clearly made of sawed logs.

Créditos curiosos
One of the opening credits reads "a la tierra de Laura" which means "Dedicated to the land of Laura"

Conexiones
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5/10

All style no substance! This one's a stinker!

Heard a lot about this movie and 'Bacurau' as great foreign movies coming from the Americas. Bacurau is good.period. Everything about that movie makes sense and conveys the deeper meanings splendidly. Monos however is a stinker sadly. Be very wary of the reviews on imdb. The cinematography is A+ and the music is appropriate. The rest is just the director being too aware of himself and trying to create a masterpiece. There's really no narrative,very hard to understand the story beyond the threadbare lines thrown at us. Lots of young kids making faces at the camera ,wearing make-up (a la Apocalypse Now) but here there's no point in wearing those black faces other than to pose for the camera - it has no bearing on the narrative. This is piffle of the highest calibre. It reminds you of some british movies just made for an award where it has everything but just doesnt gel together. In 'Monos' it is not even that - silly slow motion caps, sillier screams and shouts all to no avail - simply because there's no narrative. Watch 'Bacurau' - now that's a good movie!