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2021
Terminal Norte
Directed by Lucrecia Martel
Synopsis
During the 2020 lockdown, Lucrecia Martel returns to her home in Salta, Argentina’s most conservative region. Here she follows Julieta Laso who, like a muse, introduces her to a group of female artists and defiant people who exchange glances and opinions around a fire.
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Cast
Julieta Laso Mariana Carrizo Noelia Sinkunas Lorena Carpanchay Daniel "Bubu" Ríos Yamila "B Yami" Barrionuevo Macarena "Maka" Fuentes Margarita "Mar" Pérez Fidela "Michu" Carrasco Miguel Moreyra
DirectorDirector
Lucrecia Martel
ProducersProducers
Benjamín Doménech Matías Roveda Santiago Gallelli
WriterWriter
Lucrecia Martel
EditorEditor
Iair Michel Attías
CinematographyCinematography
Mauricio Asial
SoundSound
Jesica Suárez
Studios
Rei Cine Contar
Country
Argentina
Language
Spanish
Genres
Music Documentary
Releases by Date
- Date
- Country
Premiere
14 Feb 2022
GermanyBerlin International FilmFestival
10 Mar 2022
- GreeceThessaloniki DocumentaryFestival
29 Apr 2022
- South KoreaJeonju International FilmFestival
Digital
07 Sep 2021
- Argentina
Releases by Country
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- Country
Argentina
07 Sep 2021
- DigitalCONT.AR
Germany
14 Feb 2022
- PremiereBerlin International FilmFestival
Greece
10 Mar 2022
- PremiereThessaloniki DocumentaryFestival
South Korea
29 Apr 2022
- PremiereJeonju International FilmFestival
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Review by Minh Nguyễn ★★★
This is what you'd get if MUBI were asked to produce the tiny desk concerts.
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Review by MUBI
Turning to the grounding powers of nature and artistic solidarity, Lucrecia Martel’s documentary short carves a soulful reprieve from the uncertainties of the outside world. Vibrating through the woodlands of Salta, songs of freedom and resistance create a sonic haven against conservative doctrines.
Now showing (almost) globally here.
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Review by sakana1 8
Just thrilling. A four day gathering of women in the north of Argentina, pushing back at the region's conservatism with both their songs and their very existence. Singing about sex workers, and desire, and being trans — and always, regardless of genre or singer, pushing forward: reminding themselves and one another to keep moving; not to give in to a world that desires both their bodies and their silence.
It feels like a glimpse into the secret hearts of women.
When an older coplera sings about wishing she had two husbands, one for every day, and one for "every once in a while." When a young trap artist sings about overcoming hurt and mistakes and leaving it all behind, with…
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Review by Sofía Borges Pedragosa ★★★★★ 1
el cine con amor y garra es importantísimo para nuestra historia
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Review by Filipe Furtado ★★★ 2
Lucrecia martel did this for Argentina TV during lockdown and it has the feeling for place her best work is quite good at plus the singing is good.
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Review by pazg
ahhh que viva la patria y las lesbianas nacionales
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Review by ejay ★★★
Terminal Norte (2021). A celebration of artistic solidarity, rhythmic resistance, and melodic protests. Music ties people together, and it can be a vehicle of counterculture: to be defiant and perceptive. Short but needed more insight, honestly.
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Review by Lila Alías Ardanaz ★★★½
Julieta Laso qué tipaza
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Review by CharlySafe ★★★½
Y finalmente Lucrecia Martel hizo un musical... a lo Lucrecia Martel. Muy bueno.
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Review by Julian (Seeking Film) ★★★
Pandemic productions are only really intriguing insofar as the conditions of their assemblage will someday offer some historical contrast against the much better works that will be produced with some semblance of hindsight towards the period. In that vein, North Terminal isn't so much starting with an A+ premise and working its way backward through alienating presentation as with most of Lucrecia Martel's work, so much as it is already working at the disadvantage of feeling so scattershot and cobbled-together by the very virtue of its existence. At the absolute least, we can commend her for not conveying the isolation of her artistry by just (torturing us in) remaking La Cienaga through a COVID lens, which would presumably have been…
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Review by DIEGO BATLLE ★★★★
Esta película nació de un fracaso. Julieta Laso estaba preparando un importante show que a último momento fue cancelado. Pero, lejos de deprimirse, esta porteña se convirtió en la artífice y anfitriona del encuentro con otras cantantes -varias de ellas originarias de o afincadas en Salta- que la atenta cámara de Lucrecia Martel captó en los fascinantes 37 minutos de Terminal Norte.
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Review by MerkenWithSal ★★★ 1
Parecía una playlist mía de spotify.
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