17 minutes avec Nora

Titre original : 17 minutos con Nora

2021
19min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueNora is worried because she's performing in a play at her school, but being bullied by her classmates make her face something much more important: being accepted by her dad. The following 17... Tout lireNora is worried because she's performing in a play at her school, but being bullied by her classmates make her face something much more important: being accepted by her dad. The following 17 minutes will change their relationship forever.Nora is worried because she's performing in a play at her school, but being bullied by her classmates make her face something much more important: being accepted by her dad. The following 17 minutes will change their relationship forever.

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- Imanol Ruiz de Lara
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- Imanol Ruiz de Lara
- Gonzalo Tejedor Andrés
Casting principal

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7,9/10

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Réalisation
- Imanol Ruiz de Lara
Scénario
- Imanol Ruiz de Lara
- Gonzalo Tejedor Andrés
Casting principal

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Récompenses
- 7 victoires et 2 nominations au total

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10/10

Poignant and wonderfully told

17 Minutes with Nora screened at the Satisfied Eye International Film Festival and deservedly walked away with some awards at its closing awards ceremony.

With perfectly pitched performances by both Alex Silleras and Isak Ferriz it's an expertly scripted and composed short.

Shining a light on a profoundly pertinent subject, it does so in an unshowy and sophisticated manner, giving the story and characters time to breathe and allowing the audience to connect with these well-rounded and thoughtfully evoked subjects in its brief run time.

With a nod to Ibsen's masterpiece - which itself tackled profound subjects in its day - it's a film in which all those involved can be justly proud.