SuperClásico
2011 Directed by Ole Christian Madsen
Synopsis
Christian is a Copenhagen wine seller on the brink of bankruptcy. Equally unsuccessful in just about every other aspect of life, it has been 17months since his wife Anna left him. Anna works as a soccer agent in Buenos Aires and now lives a life of luxury with Argentina's top player Juan Diaz. Then one day Christian and their 16-year-old son Oscar get on a plane to Buenos Aires. Christian arrives under the pretense of wanting to sign the divorce papers, but in truth, he wants to try to win Anna back.
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Very good Danish film about Christian, who goes to Buenos Aires with his son Oscar, after his wife has sent him divorce papers to sign. He decides he wants to try and win her back. Aside from being a great film, it also made me quite interested in going there someday.
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Ole Christian Madsen is another guy from Denmark. But instead of a black-humor-compared-with-sadness/violence tragic, like we often recognize and witness films from the Scandinavian country, he tries to build a comedy. And it's not a weak movie, especially the very nice and warm pictures of Buenos Aires, the wine bar with the choleric, idealistic viniculturist, the obligatory football match plus the two curious and strange adolescents at the seaside of the Rio de la Plata or the home of her family. Madsen teases you so that you wanna discover the warmth of the Argentinian capital by your own, but also he uses quite a bunch of chlichés (sexuality, wine, robbery, tango and, of course, superclásico football). In my opinion, this…
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No surprises, just tropes.
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Αυτός ο κώλος και το βυζί της Φερνάντα-πωστηλένε θα μείνει στην ιστορία. gkoultoura.gr/post/12793301191/superclasico
(και μπόλικο σεξ με σπόιλερς εδω blogoscars.gr/post/17613699048/blogoscars-unofficial-top-5-bad-bad-sex-by-manolis )
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Very good Danish film about Christian, who goes to Buenos Aires with his son Oscar, after his wife has sent him divorce papers to sign. He decides he wants to try and win her back. Aside from being a great film, it also made me quite interested in going there someday.
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Ole Christian Madsen is another guy from Denmark. But instead of a black-humor-compared-with-sadness/violence tragic, like we often recognize and witness films from the Scandinavian country, he tries to build a comedy. And it's not a weak movie, especially the very nice and warm pictures of Buenos Aires, the wine bar with the choleric, idealistic viniculturist, the obligatory football match plus the two curious and strange adolescents at the seaside of the Rio de la Plata or the home of her family. Madsen teases you so that you wanna discover the warmth of the Argentinian capital by your own, but also he uses quite a bunch of chlichés (sexuality, wine, robbery, tango and, of course, superclásico football). In my opinion, this…