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Strawberries
An intimate, seemingly traditional film story, which deals with several important, universal themes - from problems of destiny, human rights, relations, incomplete happiness and difficult life-choices to the questions of social norms and choosing isolation as a possible path towards happiness.
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Plot Summary
Eva is a middle-aged woman who works on a pig farm and takes ballet classes in her spare time. She is increasingly isolated and seeks connection, eventually finding a spiritual awakening through her devotion to a charismatic folk singer.
Critical Reception
Sebastian Lelio's 'Strawberries' garnered positive reviews for its sensitive portrayal of a woman's search for meaning and connection. Critics praised the nuanced performance of Paulina García and Lelio's distinctive directorial style.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for Paulina García's compelling central performance.
Noted for its quiet and introspective exploration of loneliness.
Appreciated for its unique and artistic visual style.
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Fun Fact
The film was originally titled 'The Summer of the Flying Ants' before being changed to 'Strawberries'.
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