Llévame al cielo
It tells the story of a young aviator who enters a psychiatric centre where she strikes up a friendship with a group of young people, and sets out to fulfill her great dream of solving the mysterious disappearance of the mythical aviator American Amelia Earhart. The series is based on the homonymous novel by Chilean writer Carla Guelfenbeinand features a cast of young actors and actresses led by Renata González Špralja.
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Plot Summary
An unemployed man in his 50s who has never worked and his elderly mother, who owns a small supermarket, are facing eviction. He sees an opportunity to achieve his dream of becoming a drag queen and decides to compete in a prestigious drag contest in Gran Canaria. This journey forces him to confront his past and re-evaluate his relationship with his mother.
Critical Reception
Llévame al cielo received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its emotional depth, performances, and blend of humor and drama. Audiences also responded well to its heartfelt story and themes of self-discovery and acceptance.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its touching and humorous portrayal of a man's journey to self-acceptance.
- The performances, particularly from Eduard Fernández and Marta Nieto, were highlighted as compelling.
- The film effectively balances lighthearted moments with serious themes of family and identity.
Google audience: Google users have widely praised the film for its emotional resonance, humorous storytelling, and excellent acting. Many appreciate the film's message of embracing one's true self and the heartwarming exploration of familial relationships.
Fun Fact
The film's director, Daniel Guzmán, also wrote the screenplay and previously won the Goya Award for Best New Director for his debut film 'A Plazce Called Hope'.
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