The 47

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Alfredo S. @alsuarez 2d Una conmovedora historia llena de excelentes actuaciones que nos llevan a sentirnos como uno más de Torre Baró See more gardenamateur M @RT91338247 Nov 30 Great 'small' movie full of big themes about the basics of life: a roof over our heads, water, electricity ... and a bus service. I loved how the director blended in historical footage from the era with the rest of the story – it added another layer of authenticity to the storytelling. See more Andrei S @Rumanking Nov 20 The movie itself it's not bad, the actuations are good, and the photography it is very well done, but it seemed to be a bit boring. I totally understand the meaning of the film, that's why this movie is not for everyone. But I think it's alright to see it at least once. See more Marco L @decatur555 02/06/2025 (CASTELLANO) El 47 revive un capítulo poco conocido pero esencial de la historia de España, narrando la rebelión pacífica de un barrio obrero a finales de los años 70. Marcel Barrena dirige con claridad y honestidad emocional, permitiendo que la historia se desarrolle sin adornos innecesarios. Eduard Fernández ofrece una interpretación sobresaliente, encarnando el espíritu de un héroe cotidiano con naturalidad y convicción. Su actuación resulta auténtica y profundamente arraigada en la comunidad que representa, haciendo que la lucha de su personaje sea tanto cercana como inspiradora. La ambientación y la reconstrucción de la época logran transportar al espectador a la España de la Transición, aunque algunos aspectos del contexto histórico podrían haberse explorado con mayor profundidad. Si bien El 47 no sorprende en su estructura, compensa con sinceridad y corazón, ofreciendo un poderoso recordatorio sobre la importancia de la acción colectiva. La película destaca como un testimonio de resistencia, una obra que valora tanto a las personas detrás del cambio histórico como a los propios acontecimientos. (ENGLISH) El 47 brings to life a little-known yet essential chapter of Spanish history, narrating the peaceful rebellion of a working-class neighborhood in the late 1970s. Marcel Barrena directs with a sense of clarity and emotional honesty, allowing the story to unfold without unnecessary embellishments. Eduard Fernández delivers a phenomenal performance, embodying the spirit of an everyday hero with naturalness and conviction. His portrayal feels authentic and deeply rooted in the community he represents, making his character's struggle both relatable and inspiring. The film's setting and period reconstruction effectively transport the audience to the post-Franco transition, although some aspects of the historical context could have been explored in more depth. While El 47 may not surprise with its structure, it compensates with sincerity and heart, offering a powerful reminder of the importance of collective action. The film stands out as a testament to resilience, a piece of cinema that values the people behind historical change as much as the events themselves. See more Alejandro R @RT24174274 09/15/2024 Maravillosa película See more Read all reviews