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Juventude em Marcha
(Pedro Costa, 2006)
Colossal Youth, Juventud en marcha

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  Some films make you happy, some films make you cry, and some film make you really really bored. This is one in the last category. I saw this film on the International Film Festival Rotterdam and it was the first film ever I walked out of. I really wanted to see this film, but after 30 minutes I couldn't help falling asleep. Luckily someone woke me up. Looking around I saw dozens of people sleeping. Halfway through the film my friends wanted to leave and, honestly, I didn't mind.
  
  The films consists of very static, long takes, focusing on the very dreary lives of the main characters, who are trying to get their lives back together. The images are bereft of all liveliness, with their coarse grain, little colour and bad lighting. Most of the scenes take place in only a few areas ans nothing seems to happen, apart from useless conversations going on forever. Where some films are capable of making an interesting story about subjects as boredom (e.g. 25 Watts) or decay, the part of this film I saw hardly aroused any of my senses. Perhaps the only interesting thing about the atmosphere in the film is the claustrophobic, closed-in feeling that it evokes.
  
  "Art films", if it can be called a genre, can be great.. but only go see this when you need some sleep!

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De las infinitas realidades de las que podría hablar, Pedro Costa escogió una cercana pero no propia: el barrio lisboeta de As Fontainhas, una de las zonas más degradadas de la capital lusitana habitada en su mayor parte por inmigrantes de Cabo Verde.