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Este retrato ficticio de Emiliano Zapata, interpretado por Alejandro Fernández, como un indígena mexicano, dirigido por Alfonso Arau, fue supuestamente la película mexicana más cara jamás producida, con una campaña publicitaria masiva, y el mayor estreno de la historia del país. Inusual en la industria cinematográfica mexicana, Zapata se financió de forma independiente.
La película transcurre en el último cuarto del siglo XIX y los primeros diecinueve años del XX, durante la dictadura de Porfirio Díaz, la presidencia de Francisco I. Madero, la revuelta militar de Victoriano Huerta, la Convención de Generales y, finalmente, la muerte de Zapata, ya en la etapa constitucionalista de Venustiano Carranza. La película no pretende ser una cátedra de historia sino una fábula que consigue la identificación de los espectadores con el héroe, a través del sucesivo enfrentamiento del protagonista con el poder, representado en la figura antagónica de Victoriano Huerta. En ella, Emiliano Zapata aparece como predestinado, «la señal» en su pecho, la marca o mancha con forma de manita es la señal que lo identifica como «el elegido» por los Huehuetlatolli (los herederos de la tradición) para ser su guía. Así, vemos el nacimiento de Emiliano, donde es reconocido como el posible líder de su pueblo. Zapata tendrá que romper con su visión de la «verdadera realidad» y adentrarse en ese otro conocimiento mágico de la tradición mexicana y su inescrutable «sincretismo» religioso.
Zapata: the hero’s dream full movie
When it was announced that it would be directed by Alfonso Arau and photographed by Vittorio Storaro, the expectations were for a «blockbuster» that would make people forget the productions of Antonio Aguilar, who up to that moment had achieved the most decent versions of the so-called ‘Caudillo del sur’ for cinema.
After its screening in 2004, many people left the theater because they found the film unbearable. Meanwhile, the critics -with good reason- were merciless in their analysis and opinions. However, actresses and actors were not as criticized as the director, who brought to the screen an overly fictitious version of Emiliano Zapata, a revolutionary leader who is seen more as a shaman and mystic than as a symbol of peasant resistance.
Although Lucero and Jaime Camil were underestimated from the beginning for being actors trained for television content, the most questioned was Alejandro Fernández. The fact that he acted badly was not in itself the problem (because it was known that he was a singer), but the fact that he accepted to play a character like Zapata with a script that bordered on the absurd and implausible.
Zapata the hero’s dream cast
When it was announced that it would be directed by Alfonso Arau and photographed by Vittorio Storaro, the expectations were for a «blockbuster» that would make people forget the productions of Antonio Aguilar, who up to that moment had achieved the most decent versions of the so-called ‘Caudillo del sur’ for cinema.
After its screening in 2004, many people left the theater because they found the film unbearable. Meanwhile, the critics -with good reason- were merciless in their analysis and opinions. However, actresses and actors were not as criticized as the director, who brought to the screen an overly fictitious version of Emiliano Zapata, a revolutionary leader who is seen more as a shaman and mystic than as a symbol of peasant resistance.
Although Lucero and Jaime Camil were underestimated from the beginning for being actors trained for television content, the most questioned was Alejandro Fernández. The fact that he acted badly was not in itself the problem (because it was known that he was a singer), but the fact that he accepted to play a character like Zapata with a script that bordered on the absurd and implausible.
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Beyond the logistical problems in terms of the organization of the event, the consensus is that the show offered by the artist delivered what was promised, as evidenced by the dozens of videos that attendees have uploaded to social networks, praising the musical production.
«Benito (Bad Bunny’s real name) and Jan Anthony (his friend and assistant) came up with the initial concept and we were refining it. I would say it was a brainstorming where a work team participated including Arí Maniel, producer Julietta Rodríguez, Sigfredo Bellaflores, Andrei and Amanda Nemcik, Julio César Torres…», explained Hermes Ayala about some of those who collaborated to make the piece possible.
Moments of our sports history -including the Olympic triumphs of Javier Culson, Monica Puig and Jasmine Camacho Quinn- of our artistic and cultural history, our political struggles -from the nationalist revolution of 1950 to the Summer of 19′-, are reviewed in this chronicle of love, where Bad Bunny does not leave out our artists, from singers, composers, writers, actors and actresses, to our astronauts.
