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Format: DVD
Jan 2003
Not Rated
Recording Mode: (unknown)
105 min.
Color
UPC: 736899041823 |
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Details
Movie Description
A wealthy young socialite and a young Jesuit priest fall in love and run away together to a small Argentinean village where they conceal their true identities. When they are discovered, a terrible tragedy ensues. One of the most controversial stories in Argentina, also proves to be one of its more embarrassing episodes. Authorities have suppressed the telling of this story since the first attempt to put the story on screen, in 1912. This version directed by Maria Luisa Bemberg (I DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT) earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Foreign Film.
Synopsis
A young socialite falls in love with a Jesuit priest, who attempts to fight his feelings, but ultimately succumbs. The two flee to a small village and set up a rural school. After several months of relative happiness, Camila becomes pregnant, and the couple's identity is discovered by a local priest. Under moralistic pressure from abroad and from the church, the authorities apprehend the lovers and put them to death.
Film Notes
DVD Features:
Region 1
Keep Case
Anamorphic Widescreen
One of the most controversial stories in Argentina, also proves to be one of its more embarrassing episodes. Authorities have suppressed the telling of this story since the first attempt to put the story on screen, in 1912.
Industry Reviews
"...It is a beautifully articulated work....Bemberg displays a graceful, commanding style, and she's adroit with her actors..."
Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas (04/25/1985)
"...CAMILA is most compelling toward the violent end of the couple's idyll..."
Entertainment Weekly - Alice King (01/17/2003)
"...CAMILA can be seen as a sign of the times....Susú Pecoraro and Imanol Arias communicate a genuine sensuality..."
Sight and Sound - John Gillett (12/01/1984)
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