directors Stoll and Rebella have taken a potentially farcical triangle and built from it a bleak meditation on twilit lives and lost opportunities.
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08/16/07
Whisky (2004)
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Reviews Counted:12
Fresh:12
Rotten:0
Average Rating:7.8/10
Theatrical Release:Mar 3, 2005 Limited
Synopsis: Directed by Pablo Stoll and Juan Pablo Rebella, this engaging film tells the story of Jacobo (Andrés Pazos), a businessman from Uruguay who convinces a difficult employee (Mirella Pascual) to pose... [More]
Director: Juan Pablo Rebella, Pablo Stoll
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07/27/07
This low-key tale, by sophomore Uruguayan filmmakers Juan Pablo Rebella and Pablo Stoll, takes its wry look at the lives of three average people with a straight face.
05/04/06
The filmmakers are incredibly adept at relaying so very much almost imperceptibly.
04/30/06
Bonedry but deeply involving film about marginal characters in Montevideo, Uruguay
04/02/06
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07/28/05
Takes a wry and observant look at human interaction. And along the way it subtly pokes fun at the machismo in Latino society.
04/18/05
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03/05/05
The film's measured pace may put off impatient viewers, but the brilliantly underplayed ending is worth the wait.
03/04/05
A fine film of few words and very little motion.
03/04/05
Top CriticA deadpan comedy shot through with a vein of despair, the Uruguayan film Whisky is a pint-size pleasure.
03/03/05
Top CriticThis is a truly great film.
02/24/05
With its intentional pacing and spare but precise dialogue, Whisky works up a unique mood that's languorous yet exhilarating.
02/04/05
Whisky es la confirmación de que el cine uruguayo puede dejar de soñar en hacer, algún día, una gran película, porque ya la ha hecho.
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