БОЛОТО La Cienaga (The Swamp) Аргентина-Испания 2001 100 мин. АУДИО: РУССКИЙ/ИСПАНСКИЙ; СУБТИТРЫ: АНГЛИЙСКИЕ
реж. Лукреция Мартель
в ролях: Грацелия Борхес, Мартин Аджемиан, Хуан Круз Борде, Даниель Валенцуэла
драма/гиперреализм
Берлинский кинофестиваль-2001: Приз Альфреда Бауэра за лучший дебют. Фильм представлен на Telluride Film Festival
Вязкая, мрачная, слегка сюрреалистическая и не вполне латиноамериканская история сложных переплетений двух больших семей, обитающих в поместье, в глуши и со скелетами в шкафах. В Аргентине фильмом очень гордятся.
Keywords: cousin, family, marriage-problems, mother, heat-wave, swimming-pool. Themes: Eccentric Families, Sibling Relationships, Crumbling Marriages. Tones: Disturbing, Grim, Forceful, Matter-of-Fact, Talky.
Two families try to make the best of a bad situation as they suffer through a crippling heat wave in this neo-realistic drama, featuring a primarily non-professional cast. Tali is minding four small children with little help from her husband, who is preoccupied with the opening of hunting season, as a record hot spell grips Argentina. Things aren't much better for her cousin Mecha, who is looking after four teenagers and a husband, who can hardly be bothered to help out, but Mecha does have a pool, even if it hasn't been cleaned in quite a while. Tali and her brood end up spending much of the summer with Mecha as the town is riveted by the appearance of the Virgin Carmen on the city's water tower, and a series of thunderstorms add an awful humidity to the summer's unbearable heat. While seemingly improvised, La Cienaga was actually carefully scripted by Lucrecia Martel, who won a screenwriting award at the 1999 Sundance Film Festival prior to making her directorial debut with this feature.
