Réalisation:
Alejandro AmenábarPhotographie:
Hans BurmannActeurs·trices:
Eduardo Noriega, Penélope Cruz, Fele Martínez, Najwa Nimri, Gérard Barray, Tristán Ulloa, Alejandro Amenábar, Chete Lera, Jorge de Juan (plus)VOD (3)
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Enfermé dans une unité psychiatrique carcérale, César, 25 ans, tente de retracer le fil des événements qui l’ont mené à commettre un meurtre. Très vite, le doute de sa propre culpabilité fait naître en lui le sentiment d’être victime d’une machination. (LaCinetek)
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Critiques (3)
After seeing the original version, I don't even feel like watching Vanilla Sky, which is a remake of Amenábar's film. It's interesting, especially in the way it plays with your head. Everything can be a dream, everything can be reality, and nothing has to be connected. In the end, there's an understanding reached, and it's definitely not bad.
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The original and formally less attractive version of Vanilla Sky, which,, though less mainstream and appealing at first, is very suggestive and original – proof that Spanish cinema has nothing to be ashasmed of. Compared to the American remake, the budget here is much smaller, the main male star is absent, and yet it's a well-crafted film full of distinctive moments and mindfuck scenes. If it was darker, psychologically stronger and with a bigger pull, I would rate it as positively as Vanilla Sky, where I was carried away by the New York set design rather than the originality of the story.
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The originals are usually better than the remakes, and this is doubly true with this Amenábar film. At first glance, the two versions are basically identical, but this one is better acted, with better music, more drive, and not to mention a more impressive atmosphere. "Abre los ojos, viewer..."
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