Review of Tetro (2009) by Pappas K — 28 Feb 2010
Coppola filming once more as an out of time maverick, tireless of trying new things (unlike the rest of his generation). Set in a black and white Buenos Aires ( echoing Sabato's "On heroes and tombs"), filled with unconventional narrative and visual tricks, he tells the story of two brothers and a "Godfather" like family patriarch.
Gallo is enigmatic as always, Verdu decisive and sexy and Ehrenreich has the smile of a potential star (Di Caprio anyone) but his acting skills reminded me of the master's daughter in Godfather III.
Brandauer doesn't have enough space to unfold his commanding presence.
This review of Tetro (2009) was written by Pappas K on 28 Feb 2010.
Tetro has generally received positive reviews.
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