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Glue

United Kingdom, Argentina

2006

110 Min
Color
1.85:1
English, Spanish
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DIR Alexis Dos Santos

EXEC Isabel Coixet

PROD Alexis Dos Santos, Soledad Gatti-Pascual

SCR Alexis Dos Santos

DP Natasha Braier

CAST Nahuel Pérez Biscayart, Nahuel Viale, Inés Efron, Verónica Llinás, Héctor Díaz, Florencia Braier, Sonia Stenico, Jimena Prieto, Griselda Ojeda

ED Ida Bregninge, Leonardo Brzezicki, Alexis Dos Santos

PROD DES Nela Fasce

SOUND Fernando Soldevila

Rotterdam (Competition): MovieZone Award, Toronto (Discovery), London (World Cinema), AFI FEST (International Competition), Queer Lisboa (Competition)

Synopsis

Two boys, Lucas and Nacho, and their sidekick, Andrea, are growing up in a small remote town in Patagonia where they are experiencing the growing pains of adolescence. Lucas contends with his parents’ imminent divorce. Nacho obsesses over music and sex, while Andrea is preoccupied with her too-slowly developing body. Once the three connect they become inseparable. This award-winning feature by first-time filmmaker Alexis Dos Santos reflects an intensity only possible with a talented risk-taking cast and a story rooted in the director’s intimate knowledge of his subject. Scenes were shot in an improvisational style in digital video, capturing the wild beauty of Patagonia’s hot, dry and windswept summer landscape. –New Directors/New Films

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Alexis Dos Santos

Alexis Dos Santos grew up in Patagonia. He studied architecture and acting in Buenos Aires before moving to London to train as a director at the National Film and Television School. He returned to Patagonia to make his debut feature. Glue premiered at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, winning the MovieZone Award-the first of 15 international awards. Unmade Beds, his second film, was written under the auspices of a Cinefondation writing residency in Paris. —sundance.org 

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5 o'clock coffee

15Feb12

Alexis dos Santos is side by side with Gus Van Sant and Lucrecia Martel in portraying adolescence in a realistic and, well, an arty way. Some similarities to Os Famosos e os Duendes da Morte, and a few with Duck Season and Machuca. Family scenes remind: La ciénaga, La Mujer sin Cabeza and Home (Ursula Meier). Chocolate milk scene: Show me Love (Lukas Moodysson). Great soundtrack by Violent Femmes.

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honeybon

26Feb11

I wanna finish this lol Fainéant

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Fainéant

25Feb11

37% viewed heheh

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elouise1979

19Feb11

a very realistic movie about teenagers. well done. Ines Efron is truly amazing.

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By Halim Cillov on October 15, 2009

This is one of my favorite coming-of-age movies. It’s honest, subtle, and realistic depiction of growing pains was what got to be about this very little known gem. And, I can’t think of any band that…  read review

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