Wild Tales

Original title: Relatos salvajes

2014
R
2h 2m

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8.1/10

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Rita Cortese, Ricardo Darín, Diego Gentile, Darío Grandinetti, Oscar Martínez, María Marull, Erica Rivas, Leonardo Sbaraglia, Mónica Villa, María Onetto, and Julieta Zylberberg in Wild Tales (2014)

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Six short stories that explore the extremities of human behavior involving people in distress.Six short stories that explore the extremities of human behavior involving people in distress.Six short stories that explore the extremities of human behavior involving people in distress.

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IMDb RATING

8.1/10

223K

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

1,789

See production info at IMDbPro

Top rated movie #199

Nominated for 1 Oscar
- 51 wins & 58 nominations total

Trivia
The site of the bridge, in which the tale "The Strongest" was filmed, is actually the 60th kilometer on the route between Cafayate and Salta, as the character in the tale mentions. This place has become a kind of a tourist attraction nowadays, as can be seen in Google Street View at coordinates (-25.730669,-65.6967926).

Goofs
When Diego crashes his car, the airbags deploy and stay inflated. In an actual crash, airbags deploy instantly and then immediately deflate.

Quotes
Mauricio: [to his own son] I gave you the best education and you always did whatever you wanted. Now, go screw yourself.

Crazy credits
In the opening credits of the film, each actor is identified and accompanied by the image of a wild animal. In the case of the director (Szifrón), he chose a fox, the reason is not only because he is red haired: "The fox was an animal that my dad really liked, he always saw foxes documentaries, I think that's why I chose it..."

Connections
Featured in The Oscars (2015)

Soundtracks
Love Theme From Flashdance
Music by Giorgio Moroder
Performed by Helen St. John
© Copyright by Intersong.USA, Inc. / Famous Music Corp.
Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Corporation

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10/10

Too much fun and human darkness for one day.

Watched last night at the theater with my girlfriend.

It's a compilations of 6 tales, but they don't have the same type of lenght, humor or darkness. Each one is unique.

1) Airplane tale: fantastic, hilarating and surrealistic story to open the series.

2) Coffee shop tale: shorter, but dark and makes you wonder what's "freedom" for some people.

3) Road tale: excellent. A really LOT of violence and a little bit of humor makes this one of the best tales in the movie.

4) Human limit tale: a man that's having a couple of really bad days explode when he runs out of patiente. Great acting.

5) Accident tale: 90% darkness. And the fact that could be a very possible story makes it even darker. Shocking finale.

6) Wedding tale: almost impossible to qualify. Hilarious for the most part, but at the end, it will make you wonder to whom you are spending your whole life with.

Seeing this compilation in a theater for the price of one, its a damn good deal if you ask me.

Go watch it.