Otilia Rauda La Mujer del Pueblo Dana Rotberg [videorecording]=
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TextLanguage: Spanish Summary language: Spanish Original language: Spanish Publication details: Mexico Alameda Films Altavista Films Blu Films 2001Description: 1 videodisc (ca. 125 min.) sound, color. 4 3/4 inOther title: - La Mujer del Pueblo
- La Mujer del Pueblo
- PN1997 .O855 2001
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SILC Learning Support Services DH132-DVD-C: DVD Cabinet C | PN1997 .O855 2001 | Available | Spanish audio. Optional English subtitles. | 002208 |
Based on the 1986 novel "Otilia Rauda" by Sergio Galindo.
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Una muy controversial historia acerca de una mujer y sus misteriosas relaciones con ciertos hombres en el pueblo donde ella vive. Otilia (Gabriela Canudas, Ganadora como Mejor Actriz en el Festival de Cine Iberoamericano de Huelva 2001) es una mujer joven a quien la naturaleza bendijo con un hermosísimo cuerpo con una dote sensual envidiable, pero marcado con un extraño rostro que logra un contraste difícil de no recordar. Esta dicotomía genera entre la gente que la rodea, una electrizante combinación de desprecios, deseos, envidias y profundo miedo. De esa forma, Otilia vive en una constante alienación con deseos de amor reprimidos, por lo que se hace de un fuerte carácter para hacerle frente al rechazo. Pero aun así Otilia tiene una inmensa capacidad de amar, lo que la conduce a vivir una trágica historia de amor de épicas dimensiones.
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Scandalous with an intense storyline surges a woman and her mysterious relationships with various men from the small Mexican village she lives in. Otilia (Gabriela Canudas, Winner for Best Actress at the 2001 Huelva Latin American Film Festival) is a young woman blessed by nature with a breathtaking body that transpires sensuality but at the same time cursed by a peculiar face, which is accentuated by the contrast with her gorgeous figure. This dichotomy generates among the people that surround her a combination of feelings of rejection, desire, envy, and profound fear. On her part, Otilia lives constantly alienated with her repressed love desires pretending to have a strong personality to confront rejection. Nevertheless, Otilia has a huge capability to love that leads her to live a very tragic love story of epic proportions.
DVD video; Dolby Digital 2.0; stereo; NTSC; Region 1; 1.85:1 as 4:3 fullscreen.
Spanish audio. Optional English subtitles.
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