Sirāt

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Eye C @ECinc 1d Definitivamente toma mucho tiempo para que pase algo y entonces todo se va al demonio de forma gratuita y sin sentido. Un hombre en búsqueda de su hija deambula por el desierto africano hasta que todo sale mal. No me queda clara la intención de la película, y siendo honesto al final si te sorprende y te tensa muy fuerte… pero todo sin sentido y pareciera que está ahí solo para despertar al espectador que ya se soplo más de dos tercios de algo que no tiene rumbo y entonces acaba. Definitivamente hay mejores en la terna de mejor película internacional. Si se quieren ahorrar un par de sustos adelante. See more Dolores Z. @DoloZ 2d Luis searches without answers. “I wasn’t thinking.” After the sacred journey, explosion strips control. It feels like Shakespeare: instinct, fate, survival See more AsianLens P @AsianLensPlus 2d Is Sirât the most devastating or most pointless film ever? Sirât either captivates you and bores you to death. If it did the prior, you'd have gone through a journey so harrowing yet weirdly catharthic. That's what this breathtaking road movie did to me. That super-thin line between life and death serves as a blazing core of this devastating film. Definitely one of the most memorable films I've watched this year. Watching it without knowing anything at all is recommended. Some journeys in life are best taken not knowing the destination. Just let the leap of faith guide you. See more Vince Q. @Vincedeq 2d A psychological parable set in the harsh Moroccan desert, Oliver Laxe’s film tests the bonds of humanity against the terror of the unknown. Kanding Ray’s haunting techno track pairs with stunning visuals which serve as escorts for a father's fool's errand into the jaws of hell. What seems a film about an ill-fated rescue journey is really a parable for the state of the world's refugee, terrified and powerless in the face of mounting violence and oppression. As the train flees war in the final scene, we are left only with a track to nowhere. See more Gleydson 5d Beyond the deeply troubling (and rightly condemned) controversy surrounding the director's reprehensible statements about the Brazilian people, Sirāṭ struggles to succeed on its own cinematic terms. The film's most significant flaw is its pacing and narrative structure. It employs a slow-burn, atmospheric approach that, instead of building tension, often results in a plodding and disengaging experience. Scenes linger past their thematic utility, testing the viewer's patience without delivering proportional emotional or intellectual payoff. This makes the central character's spiritual and physical journey feel less like a gripping odyssey and more like a series of loosely connected, stagnant vignettes. Furthermore, the character development is notably thin. The protagonist's internal conflict—presumably the core of the film—is communicated more through repetitive visual cues and heavy-handed symbolism than through nuanced performance or dialogue. See more Alberto M 6d Few movies have surprises like this… you have no idea what’s coming. If you’re a dad, get ready for it to hit you right in the heart. If you’re not, it will too. The ending could be better, but that’s down to opinions and style. For now, if you want to watch something different from Hollywood and appreciate life… go for it. See more Read all reviews

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