Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Guillermo Angelelli | ... | Daniel Pratt |
Roberto Carnaghi | ... | Marcos Blasi | |
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Annabella Levy | ... | Abril (as Anabella Levy) |
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Jorge Petraglia | ... | Mistein |
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Miguel Ángel Paludi | ... | Aguirre |
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Fernando Llosa | ... | Nazar |
Martín Adjemián | ... | Canotti | |
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Daniel Di Biase | ... | Kenn (as Daniel Dibiase) |
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Jean Pierre Reguerraz | ... | Deckes |
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Martín Pavlovsky | ... | Conductor 101 |
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Felipe Méndez | ... | Jefe de Trasbordos |
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Fernando Cia | ... | Figas |
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Osvaldo Santoro | ... | Vega |
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Horacio Roca | ... | Edmundo |
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Nora Zinski | ... | Profesora (as Nora Zinsky) |
Recent stories, fears and oblivion seen through a metaphor. A 30-passenger convoy vanishes in the closed circuit of the Buenos Aires underground system. Research will be initiated towards finding the cause of this dematerialization. A young topologist (surfaces mathematician) leads the investigation based on some lost maps and technical data sheets. He cannot find the whereabouts of the old scientist who designed the intricate weft of the subway web, until the unexpected aid from a young girl will ease the obtention of the first clues. Everyting seems to be futile, but a random event that will risk his life gets him into an impossible train, were he will face up the amazing final revelation. Written by Yokosuna
Just saw this and on balance thought it was a very good and unique film. Would like to add that the cinematography and lighting are excellent, and the locations chosen are amazing. The atmosphere created by these two things alone made me enjoy the film - I could pretty much forgive the strange storyline. This is coming from someone who loved "Pi" and "Primer" - good scifi must have plausible science and in my opinion, and this is where "Moebius" fell short.
Subterranean Buenos Aires is an interesting and probably challenging place to shoot a film - but these students pulled it off admirably. There are some clever camera angles and tracking shots, and what looks like some post-production that brings some rich colours to the film.
Recommended as an unconventional sci-fi, in an unconventional time and place.