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Música de Viento
Mr. Quevedo is a public relationist in a real estate company managed by Mr. Cepeda. Mr. Cepeda has become rich through fraudulent practices. Mr. Martinez is a client who was victimized by Mr. Cepeda; thus he appears one day at the real estate office looking for Mr. Cepeda but instead he found Mr. Quevedo and appoints him with a gun, Mr. Quevedo farts unintentionally due to the menacing situation. Mr. Quevedo teaches the audience to bravely act according to the own values. —Elizabeth Kahl
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Plot Summary
In a small Mexican town, a young boy named Mateo is profoundly influenced by his grandfather, a gifted musician who plays traditional wind instruments. As Mateo grows, he grapples with his own musical aspirations and the expectations of his family and community. The film explores themes of heritage, artistic passion, and the generational transmission of culture against the backdrop of rural Mexico.
Critical Reception
Música de Viento was a critically acclaimed film, particularly noted for its sensitive portrayal of family dynamics and cultural traditions. It received praise for its direction, cinematography, and performances, resonating with audiences who appreciated its authentic depiction of Mexican life and music.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its gentle storytelling and evocative atmosphere.
Appreciated for its authentic depiction of Mexican culture and music.
Lauded for strong performances, particularly from the lead actors.
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Awards & Accolades
Screened at the 1989 Montreal World Film Festival, where it garnered positive attention.
Fun Fact
The film's score heavily features traditional Mexican wind instruments, played by renowned musicians, adding an authentic layer to the narrative.
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