Herencia

NICE MOVIE......

Slow and not very eventful, like many other Argentinian movies. (I have nothing against dialogs, except when they are commonplace and boring.) There are no subtitles, so open your ears !The positive aspect is that the actors are excellent.

Love this movie!

good!

This film is excellent!!! I would recommend it to anyone, although as the one reviewer noted, there are no subtitles for those who do not speak Spanish. Que pena que sea asi porque esta pelicula es fenomenal!

I recommend this for persons interested in learning the culture and advancing their learning of Spanish; it proceeds at an easy to follow pace.

Item arrived promptly and in great condition, as was stated in the ad. Extremely happy with purchase and seller.

HERENCIA is a superb film from Argentina directed by the gifted Paula Hernandez. Using very economical means, Hernandez presents a story about the intertwining of people's lives that is most appropriate for Buenos Aires as this beautiful city has long been known as a safe haven refuge for Europeans and North Americans alike.Olinda (Oli) - played to absolute perfection by Rita Cortese) is a small restaurant owner who serves her neighborhood: most of the customers are old friends and Oli barely ekes out a living, cooking with the help of one helper - Angel. She has 'decided' to sell the restuarant to make enough money to return to her home country - Italy. Into her life pops a young German visitor Peter - Adrian Witzke) in search of his long lost girlfriend he met there some years ago. Without anything but a picture to guide him and speaking minimal Spanish, he frustratedly happens into Oli's restaurant and is befriended by her, ultimately being allowed to sleep on the bar, be hired as a barkeep and handyman. Oli 'adopts' Peter spiritually and together they share their dreams as fellow traveler/immigrants despite the significant difference in their ages. The way the two cope with love [Oli with her artist companion (M. Adjamian), Peter with his irretrievable lost love and then new found one (Julieta Diaz)]; the need for acknowledging roots and holding on to the good things of the past; the way they resolve their needs - all make for a very tender love story. The cast is superb - every character well cast and performed. So many levels of love stories played against the romantic setting of Buenos Aires. Well worth your time! Grady Harp, February 08

Another very good Argentine movie.Muy buena película,