This film was seen as part of the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival.
The movie that will quite possibly be forever known as “the longest 70 minutes of my life.”
This is actually one of the more interesting shots of the film...
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This film was seen as part of the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival.
Preludio was an interesting second feature for Mexican director Eduardo Lucatero. After his debut with Corazón Marchito in 2007 – a relatively large-scale production for Mexican cinema – it seems strange for the director to move back to a film so minimalist. Preludio is a movie with one scene, two leads, five other actors (and not all of them are speaking roles), one set and one take. It sound like it has the making of an art house disaster, and yet the director manages to make it work.
Smoking buddies...
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