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Director
  
Victor Erice

Music director
  
Duration
  

Country
  
Spain

8/10
IMDb

Genre
  
Drama, Romance

Screenplay
  
Victor Erice

Language
  
Spanish

The South (film) movie poster
Writer
  
Victor Erice
,
Adelaida Garcia Morales

Release date
  
19 May 1983 (Spain)15 January 1988 (U.S.)

Cast
  
(Agustín Arenas),
Sonsoles Aranguren
(Estrella - 8 años), (Estrella - 15 años)

Similar movies
  
Iciar Bollain movies, Set in Spain, Dramas

El Sur ("The South") is a 1983 drama film directed by the Spanish filmmaker Victor Erice. It is based on Adelaida García Morales' short novel of the same name.

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Originally, the film would have run three hours, but producer Querejeta decided not to allow the filming of the latter 90 minutes (which would have taken place in the south of Spain), because he thought the 95-minute film Erice did was sufficient for his purposes. The film was entered into the 1983 Cannes Film Festival.

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Plot

This film tells the story of a little girl (Sonsoles Aranguren) living somewhere in the north of Spain and fascinated by the secrets of the south seemingly buried in the traits of her father (Omero Antonutti). In her childhood, Estrella's father is a mysterious world. Growing up, she finds out that he once had a sweetheart (Aurore Clément), and that he's still in love with her.

Cast

  • Omero Antonutti - Agustín Arenas
  • Sonsoles Aranguren - Estrella, 8 years
  • Icíar Bollaín - Estrella, 15 years
  • Aurore Clément - Irene Ríos / Laura
  • Lola Cardona - Julia, Agustín's wife
  • Rafaela Aparicio - Milagros
  • Francisco Merino - Irene Ríos's Co-Star
  • Maria Caro - Casilda
  • José Vivó - Grand Hotel barman
  • Germaine Montero - Doña Rosario
  • Reception

    El Sur was voted the sixth-best Spanish film by professionals and critics in a 1996 Spanish cinema centenary.

    References

    El Sur (film) Wikipedia