Good film about ｜ Argentina suspense movie： Mysterious Eyes

Director:Juan Kan Panella

Screenwriter:Juan CanPanella/Eduardo Sacelli

Starring:Ricardo Darín//Pablo Rago/Javier Godino

Producer country/region:Argentina/Spain

Language:Spanish

Release date:2009-08-13

Length:129 minutes

A movie from Argentina

Historically, Argentine films have been nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film Award at the Academy Awards for seven times. The film Mysterious Eyes, which was released in 2009, is the second film that won this award in Argentine film history.

In almost all the high-scoring suspense films, the movie "Mysterious Eyes" must occupy a place. In 2016, the BBC invited 177 film critics from 36 different countries to select the 100 greatest films from the 21st century to that year, and the film "Mysterious Eyes" was among them.

With the development of local films supported by Argentine officials, Argentine films have been excellent in recent years.In 2014, The Wild Tale was nominated for the Palme d ‘Or Award at the 67th Cannes International Film Festival and the Best Foreign Language Film Award at the 87th Academy Awards.

In 2016, the film "Outstanding Citizen" was nominated for the Golden Lion Award at the 73rd Venice International Film Festival, and the protagonist Oscar Martínez won the Best Actor Award.

A detective mystery novel.

The film Mysterious Eyes is adapted from the first novel of Argentine writer Eduardo Sacelli — — The secret in their eyes.

Sacelli used to be a high school history teacher, and the story background of the film points to a history of Argentina in the 1970s. He said: "This is not just a detective novel, what he wants to discuss is’ reflection on punishment’."

The director of the film "Mysterious Eyes" is a fan of Sacelli. When they jointly created this film, the director also said directly to Sacelli: "If you think this is very interesting, that would be great. If you start defending every word in the novel, it won’t succeed. "

A director who dares to try.

The film "Mysterious Eyes" is directed by director Juan Panella, and his connection with the film is full of drama.

In 1959, Hu Ansheng was born in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina. At first, he majored in electrical engineering at the university, but he was unable to graduate after studying hard for four years. On the day when he had no choice but to apply for an extension, he watched a musical film called Jazz Spring and Autumn. He was shocked by the fantastic scene in the film, so 21-year-old Juan decided to drop out of school and go to new york University to study film again, and then embarked on the road of film director.

In history, Argentine films have been nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar for seven times, and Juan, the director of this film, has been nominated twice. His last nominated film was The Bride’s Son, which was filmed in 2001.

Director Juan not only won many awards in the film festival, but also participated in directing the famous American TV series "House" and "Pentium Age", and the film "Mysterious Eyes" is undoubtedly his masterpiece.

This week, let’s go into the movie "Mysterious Eyes" and uncover the truth behind a pair of eyes!

This program is live.

In this issue of CCTV-6 movie channel "A Good Movie with a Date" on Saturday, the presenter Ma Fanshu takes you into the movie "Mysterious Eyes". In the Sunday film review edition, Wang Tian, an associate researcher at Communication University of China, Weasion Wei, an associate researcher at the Institute of Foreign Literature of China Academy of Social Sciences, and Jiang Xiaohan, the host, explain the uniqueness of Argentine films for you.

Welcome to this issue.CCTV-6 movie channel "Good film has a date"

Saturday, August 20th

22:21 Saturday Promotion Edition

22:31 "Mysterious Eyes"

Sunday, August 21st

13:29 Mysterious Eyes

15:30 Sunday Film Review Edition