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Who is Antonio Gasalla?

Antonio Gasalla was an actor and writer. He is known for titles such as El palacio de la risa, Gasalla 91 and Dos hermanos.

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46th Chicago International Film Festival Award Winners

Best Actress award winner Liana Liberato The 46th Chicago International Film Festival (Ciff 2010) Award Winners Announced Click Here for complete coverage of the Chicago International Film Festival (Ciff 2010) Russia, Mexico, Norway, Germany and USA win top awards in Chicago … Chicago, October 16, 2010 – Michael Kutza, Founder and Artistic Director of the Chicago International Film Festival, Mimi Plauché, Head of Programming, and Associate Programmers Joel Hoglund and Penny Bartlett proudly announce the winners of the 46th Chicago International Film Festival competitions. The Festival’s highest honor is the Gold Hugo, named after the mythological God of Discovery. International Feature Film Competition Gold Hugo for Best Film to How I Ended The Summer (Russia) for the brilliantly acted and dynamically staged exploration of human nature under pressure. Director: Aleksei Popogrebsky Special Jury Prize shared by: Silver Hugo Special Jury Prize to A Somewhat Gentle Man (Norway) for a hilarious and deeply serious adventure into crime and,

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Brother and Sister

Quickcard Review – 46th Chicago International Film Festival Click Here for complete coverage of the Chicago International Film Festival (Ciff 2010) Brother and Sister Directed by: Daniel Burman Cast: Antonio Gasalla, Graciela Borges, Elena Lucena Running Time: 1 hr 45 min Rating: R Release Date: Tbd Plot: A brother and a sister struggle to come to terms with their mother’s death as well as with one another in this import from Argentina. Who’S It For? The movie itself draws an immediate comparison to the Laura Linney and Phillip Seymour Hoffman movie The Savages. Fans of coming-of-age dramas and foreign films may enjoy this tale of the complicated relationship between two siblings. Overall Brother & Sister is an enjoyable slice of life piece from director Daniel Burman. While some folks may find it slow, which is it is in some parts, most importantly it is a sincere effort. It doesn’t set about chronicling

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Karlovy Vary 2010: Daniel Burman's Brother and Sister

Often referred to as the South American Woody Allen, Daniel Burman usually directs talkative dramedies of the Jewish experience in exile. Brother and Sister is a change of pacing for the director, apart from one "Lechaim!" scene, there's no trace of Judaism in the film adaptation of Diego Dubcovsky's novel, which basically tells the story of an elderly pair of siblings via the point of view of Susana (Graciela Borges), the bossy one who gets around, and Marcos (Antonio Gasalla), the quiet greyish man, who hands over the control to his sister. - Often referred to as the South American Woody Allen, Daniel Burman usually directs talkative dramedies of the Jewish experience in exile. Brother and Sister is a change of pacing for the director, apart from one "Lechaim!" scene, there's no trace of Judaism in the film adaptation of Diego Dubcovsky's novel, which basically tells the story

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Karlovy Vary 2010: Daniel Burman's Brother and Sister

Often referred to as the South American Woody Allen, Daniel Burman usually directs talkative dramedies of the Jewish experience in exile. Brother and Sister is a change of pacing for the director, apart from one "Lechaim!" scene, there's no trace of Judaism in the film adaptation of Diego Dubcovsky's novel, which basically tells the story of an elderly pair of siblings via the point of view of Susana (Graciela Borges), the bossy one who gets around, and Marcos (Antonio Gasalla), the quiet greyish man, who hands over the control to his sister. There isn't much character development, and suffice to say that a lot of “non-events” that occur in this film. Burman has always had an ear for dialogue, so most of this film flows pleasantly, but the parting taste that one keeps from the film is that this is tasty like a Junior Mint – nice, refreshing but unnutritious.

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Waiting for the Hearse

8/10

1h34min