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Alcarràs

ڈرامہ

The life of a family of peach farmers in a small village in Catalonia changes when the owner of their large estate dies and his lifetime heir decides to sell the land, suddenly threatening their livelihood.

سال

2023

دورانیہ

2h

IMDb

7.0

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کاسٹ

Carla Simón

Director

Josep Abad

Rogelio

JP

Jordi Pujol Dolcet

Quimet

کاسٹ

Carla Simón

Director

Josep Abad

Rogelio

JP

Jordi Pujol Dolcet

Quimet

Anna Otin

Dolors

Albert Bosch

Roger

XR

Xènia Roset

Mariona

Ainet Jounou

Iris

MO

Montse Oró

Nati

CC

Carles Cabós

Cisco

JR

Joel Rovira

Pere

IR

Isaac Rovira

Pau

BP

Berta Pipó

Glòria

AC

Antònia Castells

Tieta Pepita

EF

Elna Folguera

Teia

DC

Djibril Casse

Boubou

JD

Jacob Diarte

Joaquim Pinyol

OB

Oumar Balde

Temporer 1

AD

Alhousseynou Diallo

Temporer 2

AB

Abril Baltrons

Núria

Carla Simón

Writer

AV

Arnau Vilaró

Writer

ٹریلر

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تبصرے

5 تبصرے

Emily StefanusMar 12, 2025

Carla Simón's Alcarràs is a poignant and realistic portrayal of a family of peach farmers in Catalonia whose future is threatened when the owner of their land decides to sell it. The film explores the family's struggle to keep their farm and way of life as they confront the harsh realities of industrial development and society's changing values. The film's strength lies in its naturalistic and documentary-like approach, which captures the rustic beauty of the farmland setting and the daily struggles of the family with rare realism. The cinematography by Daniela Cajías is particularly noteworthy, as it imbues the film with a golden, leafy warmth that contrasts with the uncertainty and tension of the family's situation. The ensemble cast of non-professional actors delivers realistic and heartfelt performances, especially the children, teenagers, and elders. However, the script is predictable and lacks the narrative drive of Simón's previous film, Summer 1993. The film's pacing is too slow and meandering, which may make it a harder sell for mainstream audiences and, for me, reduced the potential potency this story could have had. Despite its pacing, Alcarràs is a moving film that resonates long after the credits roll. The film's themes of family, tradition, and the struggle for survival are universal and relatable, and the film encourages us to reflect on our own values and priorities. Alcarràs subtly ingrains itself into the memories of the youth, ensuring that this moment will be remembered for years to come. Alcarràs is a bittersweet tale of a family's struggle to keep their farm, which is both heartwarming and heartbreaking. It will particularly suit anyone who appreciates realistic and humanistic cinema.

Faizan AnsariMar 12, 2025

"Alcarràs" is a poignant, slice-of-life drama about a family of peach farmers in a small town facing the challenges of modernity and capitalism. The film's story centers around the patriarch, Quimet, and his elderly father, Rogelio, as they struggle to keep their land and way of life when wealthy landowners threaten to take it away and install solar panels. The film is directed by Carla Simón and features a cast of first-time actors who deliver naturalistic performances. While some sequences in the second half of the film drag, overall "Alcarràs" is a heartwarming tale of family, community, and the importance of passing down legacies.

Nepal.FoodMar 12, 2025

What a beautiful film! The choice to use non-actors was brilliant, as this film feels entirely real and true. I was absolutely engrossed by this simple story filled with immense complexity, dealing with family politics, gender, the working class, tradition, the encroachment of the new, among many others. Beautifully shot as well, the film had many frames that looked like paintings. Beautiful and quietly devastating, yet hopeful. 9/10.

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