Description
Esperame mucho 1983
1h 30min | Drama | 11 August 1983 (Argentina)
Storyline:
Memories of Argentina in the early 1950s bring a man back (in his mind) to his neighborhood, his family, and their hardware store. Although the barrio was filled with people both for and against Juan Perón who was in office as President at this time, the bonds of friendship were stronger than political differences. This view, and the view held throughout the film is that of the man as a young child. Newsreel clips and scenes of Evita Perón’s funeral insert an adult perspective, though there is still an element of indecision throughout the film as to which perspective should hold.
User review:
Espérame mucho has some of the most powerful ending phrases that I have seen in any coming of age film.
Director: Juan José Jusid
Writers: Isidoro Blaisten, Juan José Jusid
Stars: Víctor Laplace, Alicia Bruzzo, Arturo Bonín
Country: Argentina
Language: Spanish
Release Date: 11 August 1983 (Argentina)
Also Known As: Keep Waiting for
Filming Locations: Buenos Aires, Federal District, Argentina
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Anonymous (verified owner) –
Esperame mucho is about a man’s memories of childhood in early 1950s Argentina. I thought this was going to be a coming-of-age drama, but it’s more of a political film about a barrio with people both for and against Juan Perón who was in office as President at that time. The movie has not aged well and has a blurry picture. I can’t say much about this movie because, in my opinion, there is nothing good about it. It’s just long and boring.
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Bryan L. (verified owner) –
Very good film
Mark (verified owner) –
Brilliant