The Weasel's Tale

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Andy G @RT24988020 01/25/2025 Precioso con buenas escenas, buenos diálogo y buenos personajes See more Herbert T @RT51366375 08/24/2024 Another great one from Campanella! Incredible cast. See more Mary C @RT72204994 01/10/2021 I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. The interaction and dialog of the characters moved the story along beautifully. Wonderful casting. See more ralph d @Ralphdaily 12/14/2020 It was as good a movie as I've seen in months. It was a really, really good dark comedy. See more 12/13/2020 Directed by prolific Argentinian filmmaker Juan José Campanella (from the Oscar winning thriller "The Secret In Their Eyes"), this delectable golden age homage follows the troubles faced by a trio of elderly artists formed by a famous grand dame of the cinema, her screenwriter husband and the director who worked with them. They share a mansion and lifelong stories of fame, awards, success, collaborations, as well as ups and downs, until they are targeted by two real estate agents viewing to buy the property. Blending mystery, crime farce, comedy and drama, Campanella conducts the material with vivid spontaneity and sharp sarcasm. The trio of actors are superbly displaying their comic skills, including Graciela Borges as the delusional actress, astonishingly embodying vanity, glamour and a unique sense of being utterly satisfied at certain circumstance and age, the always fantastic and compelling Óscar Martínez as the perceptive director and Luis Brandoni as her wheelchair confined husband. There are also highly emotional moments taking place throughout the debauchery and troublemaking scenario, subtly moving observations on aging and being forgotten after stardom, the importance of true friendship and loyalty, and what movie magic represents for its lovers, particularly one sequence where the actress' face is enlightened by the projection of her young version, changing the tone in the narrative, as an opportunity for its characters to find in memories a way of healing traumas, unsolved matters from the past, forgiving one another and how an accident changed the course of their lives. An admirably well-done intersection between "Sunset Boulevard" and "Knives Out", it is a delightfully funny, investigative classic formula cinema-homage filled with grace and cynicism at both levels and unexpected twists. (Outsider Pictures. 12/11. In Theaters and Virtual Cinemas.) See more Read all reviews

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