Desnudo con Naranjas explained
Director: | Luis Alberto Lamata |
Desnudo con Naranjas is a 1995 Venezuelan film directed by Luis Alberto Lamata and starring Lourdes Valera, Daniel Alvarado, Carlos Mata, Pedro Durán, Gonzalo Cubero and Luis Fernández.
Plot
Loosely based on Robert Louis Stevenson's short story "The Bottle Imp" and an old folk legend from Barlovento.[1] During Venezuela's Federal War, an indigenous deserter from the liberal army and a mysterious white woman, mute and traumatized by the war, will live a strange and violent love story. On their way, they come across a magical amulet, the "bilongo", which grants its owner fortune in games of chance in exchange for a terrible price that the last owner must pay. Willing to snatch a few moments of happiness from life, they try to escape from the inevitable.[2]
Cast
- Lourdes Valera .... Margarita/ Doña Matilde
- Daniel Alvarado.... Captain
- Carlos Mata....Bachelor Agustin Guzman
- Alexander Milic...Turco Durbayán
- Luis Fernández....Samuel Jhonson
- Pedro Durán....Cupo
- Manuel Salazar....General
- Paul Fellermeier
- Erick Noriega
- Gonzalo Cubero
- Martin Antigua
- María Luisa Lamata
- Javier Paredes
- Pedro Renteria.... Colonel
- Freddy Salazar
- Roger Herrera
- Jose Eloy Sanchez
- Soraya Sanz
- Carmen Landaeta
Awards
- Venezuelan Film Festival: Best Direction, Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography.
- National Award "Casa del Artista", Venezuela.
- Native American Film Festival, New Mexico, USA: Best Film.
- Biarritz Film Festival, France: Best Actor (Daniel Alvarado).
- Sochi International Film Festival, Russia: Best Actor.
- Trieste Festival, Italy: Best Music.
Notes and References
- Web site: Desnudo con Naranjas Luis Alberto Lamata . 11 January 2020 . es.
- Web site: Desnudo con naranjas Programa Ibermedia . https://web.archive.org/web/20200111173409/https://www.programaibermedia.com/ibermediatv/desnudo-con-naranjas/ . 11 January 2020 . 11 January 2020 . es-ES.