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Madrugada
A young agricultural conductor, Pedro goes to Alentejo to work in a farm, in March 1974. The contact with the workers and the experience of their problems make him aware of the exploitation to which they are subject. Such an attitude is not understandable to the workers - coming from the son of a friend of the boss.
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Plot Summary
Eva, a lonely and isolated woman living in Buenos Aires, experiences a growing sense of unease and paranoia. Her life takes a disturbing turn when she suspects her new lodger, a seemingly charming young man, may be involved in something sinister. As her suspicions mount, Eva's grip on reality begins to fray, blurring the lines between perception and truth.
Critical Reception
Madrugada is a critically acclaimed psychological thriller that earned praise for its atmospheric tension and Marilina Ross's compelling performance. While not widely known internationally, it is considered a significant work in Argentinian cinema, lauded for its exploration of isolation and paranoia within a domestic setting.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its suspenseful atmosphere and psychological depth.
Marilina Ross delivers a standout performance as a woman unraveling.
The film effectively uses a confined setting to build tension.
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Fun Fact
The film was shot entirely in Buenos Aires, with much of the action taking place within Eva's claustrophobic apartment, enhancing the sense of isolation and unease.
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