El Viaje (The Voyage) (The Journey) (1992)
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An urge to see his long-absent father sends a young Argentine boy on an epic bicycle trip throughout South America. Martin lives in the world's southernmost city, Ushaia. His father is an anthropologist, last reported as working in Brazil. Leaving behind his mother and stepfather, the boy… More An urge to see his long-absent father sends a young Argentine boy on an epic bicycle trip throughout South America. Martin lives in the world's southernmost city, Ushaia. His father is an anthropologist, last reported as working in Brazil. Leaving behind his mother and stepfather, the boy travels north, encountering scenes of exploitation and destruction, abject subjugation to the U.S.A., and of high absurdity. An example of the latter would be when a national president whose surname means "frog" puts on rubber flippers in order to survey the damage in a flooded city. Along the way, he also learns about environmental and cultural destruction, particularly in reference to indigenous cultures and peoples. His astonishing journeys take him as far as Mexico. This meandering tale was profoundly popular in Latin America. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
- Directed By
- Fernando E. Solanas
- Written By
- Fernando E. Solanas
- Genres
- Art House & International, Drama
- In Theaters
- Apr 30, 1992 Wide
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Cast
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Walter Quiroz
as Martin
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Ricardo Bartis
as Celador Salas
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Dominique Sanda
as Helena
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Marc Berman
as Nicolas
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Carlos Carella
as Tito the Hopegiver
- Soledad Alfaro
- Christina Becerra