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El aura

2005 [SPANISH]

Crime / Drama / Thriller

El aura

2005 [SPANISH]

Crime / Drama / Thriller

Available in: 720p.WEB
WEB: same quality as BluRay
BluRay estimated release date: March 09, 2007

88% TOMATOMETER · 48 reviews

76% AUDIENCE · 5K ratings

7.1/10 · 15.9K

720p.WEB
WEB: same quality as BluRay
BluRay ETA: March 09, 2007

robbery casino epilepsy patagonia, argentina heist taxidermy

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Plot summary

A quiet, epileptic taxidermist plans the perfect crime. All he needs is the right opportunity. An accident, perhaps…

Director

Fabián Bielinsky

Top cast

Jorge D'Elía as Urien

Ricardo Darín as Taxidermista, Esteban Espinosa

Dolores Fonzi as Diana Dietrich

Dario Aquino as Guardia Blindado 2

Tech specs

720p.WEB

1.14 GB

1280*720

Spanish 2.0

Not Rated

25 fps

2 hr 7 min

Seeds 9

Comments 6

DaxBusteres 553 days ago

1080p, please!!

josemilitano 611 days ago

Torrent file doesn't open :(

monaies 1196 days ago

Thank you very much!

7558899743 1197 days ago

Thanks FREEMAN

archstaton 1197 days ago

Thanks a lot, 1080p anytime soon?

vanderpussy 1197 days ago

muchas gracias! is 1080p version going to be available any time soon?

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

Interesting thriller. I certainly couldn't predict what was

R T

Interesting thriller. I certainly couldn't predict what was going to happen.

7 / 10

The Aura is a film that has a

R T

The Aura is a film that has a lot of film noir vibes to it. The story is about a guy who is leading a boring life and so he fantasizes about pulling off the…

The Aura is a film that has a lot of film noir vibes to it. The story is about a guy who is leading a boring life and so he fantasizes about pulling off the perfect heist. As the film progresses his fantasies start to come closer to reality, but not in the way he expected. The film takes its time, and is very quiet. It makes The Aura a good candidate for someone who isn’t accustomed to foreign films, because there isn’t a ton of dialogue, so you don’t spend a lot of time reading subtitles. However, it also makes the pace feel slow, and it came dangerously close to annoying me when I was ready to sprint into the next scene and the movie hadn’t wrapped up the current one. That being said, it was a minor frustration that would usually pass quick when they did move on, because I was always excited to see what would happen next. Based on my limited experience, I think Ricardo Darin is one of our greatest living actors. So much of this film hinges on him carrying us through the plot with nothing more than his facial expressions and body language. Here he plays a man who is in over his head, and he does it so perfectly that I was right there with him, and concerned what would happen next. Some of the decisions and assumptions he makes are a little far-fetched and illogical, but it worked to progress the plot forward. I also appreciated how The Aura built tension gradually and never once gave away where the plot was going. They also used a trick where they would show us the thoughts in the main character’s head as if they were really happening. This keeps you guessing when they step back out of his mind, because you never know if things will play out as he imagined them. One unique aspect of this film is the fact that the main character deals with epilepsy, which is preceded by the titular Aura. There are a few times when he collapses in a seizure, and there was always the threat it could happen again at an inopportune time. I was a bit surprised how little they used this as a plot device. It almost felt like a superfluous element that they could have cut from the film completely because it was so insignificant to the story. Perhaps if he experienced the seizures with greater frequency it would have created more tension for the audience because we would fear it could hit at any moment, but it didn’t seem to be a major issue for the protagonist. That’s not to say they never use it in the plot, and the movie was tense even without that aspect. I enjoyed The Aura despite its flaws, and continue to become a bigger fan of Ricardo Darin.

10 / 10

Success in 2 hours and 14 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! In

Stephen C

Success in 2 hours and 14 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! In Latin American Spanish and American English audio options with American English…

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