The Pearl Button
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DVD Details
- Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
- Released: March 22, 2016
- Originally Released: 2016
- Label: Lorber Films (Kino)
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Directed by | Patricio Guzmán |
Entertainment Reviews:
Rating: 4/5 --
Guzmán's reputation as one of the great documentarians will only be enhanced by The Pearl Button. It really is intelligent, magnificent film-making.
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Guardian
THE PEARL BUTTON has no shortage of documentary force or of imaginative seriousness.
Film Comment
Guzmán's predilection for naïve wide-eyed wonder weighs down his recent films, never eclipses the most striking feature of his work: the way in which dreamy musings and far-fetched speculations coexist with toughness, prickliness, and matter-of-factness
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Cinema Scope
Guzmán has developed a real sense for the different ways that he can convey reality. Sometimes in THE PEARL BUTTON, he interviews the surviving natives of a vanishing society.
A.V. Club
The most recent documentary by Patricio Guzmán explores and faces the past and the presen of Chile, looking at the heavens and turning down, towards the earth. Or, in this case, to the sea. [Full review in Spanish]
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Cine Vértigo
By turns lyrical, impressionistic and profound, the documentary THE PEARL BUTTON requires patience but offers stirring rewards.
Los Angeles Times
Rating: 4/5 --
An astoundingly beautiful visual essay which revels in the stunning scenery of Chilean Patagonia, it morphs into a harrowing depiction of the nation's distant and recent past.
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CineVue
Product Description:
In this documentary filmmaker Patricio Guzman ties the beauty of icy glaciers and Chile's extensive coastline to a history of disturbing events that affected the country. The film utilizes Paz Errazuriz's striking photographs of the ancient inhabitants of Patagonia combined with interviews with the remaining survivors to illustrate the decimation of the Water People. Guzman also details the "disappeared"-where supporters of deposed president Salvador Allende were tied to heavy rails and dropped into the ocean. Guzman previously directed the critically acclaimed NOSTALGIA FOR THE LIGHT.
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