Sol de otoño
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| Directed by | Eduardo Mignogna |
| Produced by | Executive Producer: Lita Stantic Producer: Eduardo Mignogna |
| Written by | Eduardo Mignogna Santiago Carlos Oves |
| Narrated by | Bobby Flores |
| Starring | Norma Aleandro Federico Luppi |
| Cinematography | Marcelo Camorino |
| Editing by | Javier del Pino Juan Carlos Macías |
| Release date(s) | August 8, 1996 |
| Running time | 110 minutes |
| Country |  Argentina |
| Language | Spanish |
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Sol de otoño (English: Autumn Sun) is an Argentine 1996 film, directed by Eduardo Mignogna, and written by Mignogna and Santiago Carlos Oves.[1]
The picture was executive produced by Lita Stantic, and produced by Eduardo Mignogna.
It stars Norma Aleandro and Federico Luppi.
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[edit] Plot
The film tells of Clara Goldstein (Norma Aleandro) a Jewish woman who places a personal ad in the local newspaper requesting the company of an older Jewish man.
Yet her best respondent Raul Ferraro (Federico Luppi) turns out to be a gentile.
Until she discovered Raul's religious affiliation, Clara was quite taken with Raul.
As such, Clara at first spurns him, but soon she realizes she needs him.
Her brother is about to visit her from Boston and she has been lying to him about being in a romantic relationship.
Fortunately, Raul goes along with the ruse. Not long after, they fall for each other.
[edit] Cast and ratings
- Norma Aleandro as Clara Goldstein
- Federico Luppi as Raul Ferraro
- Jorge Luz as Palomino
- Cecilia Rossetto as Leticia
- Roberto Carnaghi as Cohen
- Erasmo Olivera as Nelson
- Nicolás Goldschmidt as Wilson
- Gabriela Acher as Silvia
- Jorge Román
[edit] Awards
Wins
- Donostia-San Sebastián International Film Festival: OCIC Award, Eduardo Mignogna; Silver Seashell Best Actress, Norma Aleandro; 1996.
- Argentine Film Critics Association Awards: Silver Condor; Best Actor, Federico Luppi; Best Actress, Norma Aleandro; Best Cinematography, Marcelo Camorino; Best Director, Eduardo Mignogna; Best Film; 2007.
- Goya Awards: Goya; Best Spanish Language Foreign Film, Argentina; 1997.
- Oslo Films from the South Festival: Honorable Mention, Eduardo Mignogna; 1997.
[edit] Footnotes
- ^ Sol de Otoño at the Internet Movie Database.
[edit] External links
- Sol de otoño at the cinenacional.com (Spanish).
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