“In 1972, Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571, chartered by the rugby team to fly to Chile, crashed into a glacier in the heart of the Andes. Only 29 of the 45 passengers survived the crash. In the most hostile environment on Earth, they had to resort to extreme measures to survive. stay alive,” we read in the description of the hit. The production “Snow Brotherhood”, which was released for streaming on January 4, achieved further successes.
Netflix’s “Snow Brotherhood” with huge success. The film received 12 awards
JA Bayona’s film will soon compete for two Oscars. The work was nominated for best make-up and hairstyles and for best international film. Earlier, however, the production achieved a huge success in Poland during the Goya awards – the most important awards of the Spanish film industry.
“The Snow Brotherhood” was nominated for statuettes in 13 categories, and the creators left the gala with 12 of them. The production was recognized as the best film of the year, Bayona received the title of best director, and Matias Recalt – best new actor. The film was also distinguished for its cinematography, music, sound, editing, set design, costumes, effects and production management.
Bayona’s film delighted audiences around the world. On Rotten Tomatoes, critics rated the work 91 percent on the freshness scale, while audiences rated it 86. “Under the director’s supervision, the entire ensemble shines,” writes Dwight Brown of the National Newspaper Publishers Association. Reviewers emphasize that although Bayona is associated with horror films such as “The Orphanage” or the series “House of Horrors”, he did a great job of balancing the tension in the biographical drama.
They compared the Netflix hit to a Scorsese film. “The best film in the director’s career”
“Since Martin Scorsese’s ‘The Silence’, no film has so effectively made us wonder whether faith is our downfall or our boon,” says Roxana Hadadi of New York Magazine. “The best film in the director’s career”, “an incredible level of production”, “full of respect” – critics praise.
In Poland, viewers rated the film 7.3 stars on Filmweb. “One of the best survival films in history. A beautifully shot story about survival and the destructive power of mountains,” writes Marcin Prymas from Pełna Sala. “A thorough and beautifully shot disaster-survival film that is about more than the survival of the body. It is a novel about the survival of the soul,” adds Łukasz Adamski from TVP Kultura.
Source: Gazeta
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