THR's executive editor of awards notes that Alejandro G. Iñárritu's latest film, like his earlier work 'Amores Perros' and Netflix's 'Prayers for the Stolen' last year, probably stands a strong shot at being Mexico's entry for the best international feature Oscar competition.
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, but rather is a Tibetan word that means the stage between death and rebirth, tells the story of an acclaimed Mexico-born, U.S.-residing genius whose family has experienced the loss of a loved one and, in a sense, of their home . However, he still seems to have plenty of reasons to be happy , and yet never really feels happiness.
In the Spanish-language film, the man in question is an investigative journalist and documentarian named Silverio , but given the character’s grey beard, wily long hair and other personality attributes, he’s pretty clearly modeled after Iñárritu. There are shots in the film in which Giménez Cacho looks exactly like his director, and other times when he looks like an older
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