Fausto 5.0

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Eduard Fernández, Najwa Nimri, and Miguel Ángel Solá in Fausto 5.0 (2001)

Dr. Fausto encounters a man who claims to have removed his stomach eight years ago, despite adversity. He promises to make his wishes come true, causing Fausto to lose control.Dr. Fausto encounters a man who claims to have removed his stomach eight years ago, despite adversity. He promises to make his wishes come true, causing Fausto to lose control.Dr. Fausto encounters a man who claims to have removed his stomach eight years ago, despite adversity. He promises to make his wishes come true, causing Fausto to lose control.

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6.2/10

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- 13 wins & 3 nominations

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Goofs
Vella offers Faust two drinks in the house he takes him to. He replaces the decanter top after each of the first two drinks, but when he goes to pour himself a third drink, the top is off the decanter.

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Variations on a Cocktail Dress
Performed by The Dellinger Escape Plan (Brian Benoit, Adam Doll, Dimitri Minakakis, Chris Pennie,
Benjamin Weinman, Jeff Wood)

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Exceptional film, highly recommended

I'm not generally a follower of this sort of "Art House"-ish cinema, but I found this film highly enjoyable. The combination of surreal imagery and gritty realism is pleasantly understated (unlike, for example, Trainspotting), and this serves to add to the subtle nature of the film.

Miguel Ángel Solá really brings Fausto to life... He can run a whole range of emotions without it feeling forced or hackneyed, and keeping everything suitably understated (which helps accentuate the rare occurrences where things go slightly strange all the more)

Forget Matrix Reloaded, trying to confuse you with philosophical babble; this is a film that will have you and your friends discussing what it was *actually* about all the way back from the cinema (and then some). Definitely worth at least two viewings: once to see it, once to *really* watch it.