#Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia

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The Platform Sequel - Directed by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia

#the platform #the platform 2 #galder gaztelu-urrutia #thriller movies #teaser

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#the platform #goreng #Ivan Massagué #Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia #Jon D. Domínguez

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The Platform (2019) dir. Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia. 7.4/10

I would not recommend this movie to my friends. I would not rewatch this movie.

Imoguiri really be like who would bring a book? but she freaking brought a dog??

Thank god we had Baharat. We wouldn't have been able to conquer all these levels without him.

Once you eat people and maggots, I don't know if delicious food will even seem delicious anymore.

How is this platform moving? Why do we even have so many lives to keep replenishing the dead on all these levels?

#the platform #platform #Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia #2019 #movie #film #review #commentary #rye-views #7.4 #spanish

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#el hoyo #galder gaztelu-urrutia

[ruleof3bobby]

THE PLATFORM (2019) Grade: B-

Reminded me a lot of the #Cube from 1997. This was worth a watch. The 2nd act is good, I'm on the fence with the ending. No surprise they're planing a sequel. Good enough story that carries you.

#The Platform #2019 #B #Netflix Films #Adventure Films #Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia #Sci-Fi Films #Thriller Films #Action Films #Food #Prison #.Ivan Massagué #Zorion Eguileor #Emilio Buale #Antonia San Juan #Baharat #Alexandra Masangkay #Mario Pardo #Eric Goode #Jail #Algis Arlauskas #Inmates #Youtube

[fathersonholygore]

Capitalist Society as Contemporary Dante's Inferno in THE PLATFORM

The Platform (2019) Directed by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia Screenplay by David Desola & Pedro Rivero Starring Ivan Massagué, Zorion Eguileor, Antonia San Juan, Emilio Buale, & Alexandra Masangkay. Horror / Sci-Fi / Thriller ★★★★ (out of ★★★★★) The Platform isn’t exactly what you’d call inconspicuous Marxist critique, the ideology at play is clear, but it’s even more nuanced than the story appears on…

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#Cannibalism #Capitalist Society #Cervantes #Don Quixote #Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia #Marxist Critique #Ruling Class #Social Mobility #Socialism #Working Class

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Jonah’s Upcoming Projects 🎬

RICH FLU (dir. Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia) - thriller (post-production)

Explores how far people would go to save themselves when the wealth that made the world go round then becomes its most dangerous commodity after a strange disease threatens to kill anyone with any sort of fortune.

A BEAUTIFUL IMPERFECTION (dir. Michiel van Erp) - drama (2024)

🧍‍♂️Giacomo Casanova

The passionate story of the life and love of Lucia, a renowned veiled courtesan who is the exception to the rule.

THE TATTOOIST OF AUSCHWITZ (dir. Tali Shalom-Ezer) - drama (May 2nd 2024)

🧍‍♂️Lale Sokolov

Based on the eponymously titled novel, this is the powerful real-life story of Lale Sokolov, a Jewish prisoner who was tasked with tattooing ID numbers on prisoners' arms in the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp during World War Two.

FABIO D’ANDREA: ONE SMALL STEP - short (Jonah plays The Astronaut)

WILLIAM TELL (dir. Nick Hamm) - historical film

🧍‍♂️Rudenz

The film is set in 14th Century Switzerland, where a once peaceful hunter leads his people to rebellion after his family and country are threatened by a tyrannical Austrian King. The year is 1307 and the Holy Roman Empire is crumbling. As its grip on Europe loosens, new dynasties such as the Austrian Habsburg Family encroach on new lands, desperate for power. In Switzerland, the once peaceful country is overwhelmed and bows under the Austrian might as it advances and upends the quiet lives of the Swiss peasants

THE THREESOME (dir. Chad Hartigan) - a romantic comedy (date TBA)

🧍‍♂️Connor Blake

The movie showcases the story of a boy, Connor, who gradually begins to find his way into a relationship with the girl he’s been in love with his whole life, Olivia. That sounds great and everything, except he’s just had a one-night stand with someone else… and that may complicate things. That’s only the beginning of a complicated yet funny journey that explores trust, responsibility and the true nature of love.

#jonah hauer king #british actor #upcoming projects #the tattooist of auschwitz #a beautiful imperfection #rich flu #fabio dandrea #tlm #the little mermaid 2023 #ashes in the snow #the song of names #world on fire #little women 2017 #agatha and the curse of ishtar #the flatshare #old boys #howards end #the last photograph #postcards from london #a dogs way home #my blorbo #jhk the king

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5 Films to Watch if You Loved "The Menu" (2022)

By now I'm sure we've all heard about the newest horror comedy starring Anya Taylor Joy and Ralph Fiennes that has been taking the world by storm. The way this film melds precisely timed comedic moments into the suspenseful environment these characters are in without breaking the tension is marvelous, and the exact reason why is has been praised by many. When a group of elitist snobs (and Margot) attend an overpriced exclusive dinner experience on an isolated island hosted by a deranged world renowned chef, the film takes a turn from an intense slow burn to a batshit crazy action-packed evening.

"The Menu" holds a very impressive and unique ability to keep the audience intrigued and guessing at every turn, not sure what's going to happen but knowing it can't be good. The way it invokes dread during every dish is what's so captivating and exciting about it. So if that's something you deeply enjoyed about this film, here are 5 others sure to feed your appetite.

The Invitation (2015) dir. Karyn Kusama

"The Invitation" is the most impressive example of innocent yet unusual situations turned diabolical and menacing within seconds before your eyes. When Will (Logan Marshall Green) and his new girlfriend attend a dinner party at his ex wife Eden's (Tammy Blanchard) home in the company of all their closest friends, unresolved trauma of their relationship looms over the entire evening. Things turn even more sinister when Eden and her husband Will's (Michiel Huisman) new friends from a "wellness retreat" join the party, adding to the uncomfortable tension plaguing the evening. This night goes from bad to worse, but the true mastery of this film is the way it depicts trauma and how it eats away at people, how people will look for anything and everything to feel alright again, to find their sense of purpose again. Not everyone processes or deals with trauma in the same way, and "The Invitation" shows how easy it is for desperation and grief can be manipulated, taken advantage of, and turned into something horrifying.

The Lodge (2019) dir. Veronika Franz, Severin Fiala

Isolation horror and religious horror are two of the most popular sub-genres of horror, and "The Lodge" combines them both in the most magnificent way. The movie surrounds Grace (Riley Keough) as she joins her fiance and soon to be stepchildren Mia (Lia Mchue) and Aiden (Jaeden Martell) on a trip to their remote winter cabin. When work pulls her fiance away and she is left with the two children alone, a blizzard traps the three in the cabin and things begin to go bump in the night. The psychological trauma that Grace has endured in her life, coupled with the hatred and resentment the two children have for her begin to get to her head. "The Lodge" makes a simple story of a family caught in a snow storm and elevates it to seem more petrifying than I could have ever imagined, and the unravelling of the individuals stuck in that cabin grips your interest the entire time.

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The Platform (2019) dir. Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia

"The Platform" is a social commentary on the class system and how vicious it can be, how people on the top take whatever they can and leave nothing for the rest. It takes greed and gluttony to an extreme level. This dystopian hellscape is set in a large tower type construction and involves two people per level living in the tower, with its residents switching levels every month at random. It becomes the home for Goreng, who volunteered to spend six months in "The Pit" in exchange for his diploma, and Trimagasi, who is serving a year long sentence in the facility for manslaughter. Each resident gets one item to bring into "The Pit," and while Goreng brings a copy of Don Quixote, Trimagasi brings his self sharpening knife. With at least 200 levels theorized by the residents, the only source of food and sustenance is a single platform that travel through the center of every level. It begins at the top, and makes its way down to the very bottom. As you can already guess, the lower the platform gets the less food there is for residents to eat, which leads to the most extreme and basic natural instinct; eat or be eaten. The commentary on this film takes its critiques on capitalism and social systems that favor the rich and shoves it right in your face. It forces you to look at humanity at its most masochistic, and how capitalist or socialist systems turn us against each other.

Barbarian (2022) dir. Zach Creggens

As another heavy hitter of 2022, "Barbarian" stampedes into the horror genre as one of this decade's best. What I feel to be the absolute best depiction of modern technology and horror opens with Tess (Georgina Campbell) struggling to get into her Airbnb after it was double booked to her and Keith (Bill Skarsgard) for the same night. Without giving too much away, the unsettling moments and utter suspense have you on the edge of your seat with brief bouts of comic relief reminding you to breathe. Breakout director Zach Creggens created an outstanding film that I can already tell will withstand the tests of time and become an ultimate horror cult classic, while the hilarious and talented Scream King Justin Long adds to the different dynamics between the characters and brings this movie to another level of excellence. If you think you can guess what's coming, no you fucking can't.

Ready or Not (2019) dir. Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett

Ready or not, here comes Samara Weaving as one of this generation's favorite scream queens in this violently funny horror comedy. The movie opens to Grace's (Weaving) wedding day as she gets ready to marry Alex (Mark O'Brien) and join the LeDomas family, an affluent family who's ancestors gained their fortune from a man named LeBail. In order for the family to hold up their end of the LeBail deal and keep their fortune, they must uphold the tradition of playing a game from chosen by a puzzle box anytime someone marries into the family. When Grace draws the "Hide and Seek" card, it soon becomes apparent to her that this game of hide and seek is more sinister and deadly than she initially thought. Between the cynical alcoholic brother Daniel (Adam Brody), the coked up sister who can't seem to do anything right, and Weaving's incredible ability to make even the most violent and gruesome encounters a little humorous, "Ready or Not" is a masterpiece of social commentary horror comedies.

#horror #film #horrorfam #horrormovies #movie #deadmeat #samara weaving #anya taylor joy #horror movies #the menu #the invitation #ready or not #the platform #the lodge #barbarian #movie fans #movie review #horror review #shudder

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Cumpleaños 🎂

¡Feliz cumpleaños! Daniel Brühl cumple hoy 45 años

Políglota, cercano, sobrio y europeo. Muy europeo. A esos rasgos que han marcado su carrera como actor hay que añadir su magnífica habilidad para transitar tan airoso por el cine independiente como por las superproducciones. Daniel Brühl cuenta con una de las carreras más suculentas dentro de los actores de su generación: en su currículum hay biopics, cine comprometido, blockbusters, cintas arriesgadas… Y hablando alemán, castellano, catalán, inglés o francés con sus compañeros de reparto en algunas de las mejores películas de superhéroes.

Si hay un punto de referencia en la carrera de este actor, es sin duda el de 'Good bye, Lenin'.

Esta película le otorgó la fama mundial dada la relevancia que alcanzó la película estrenada en 2003. Nominación a mejor película de habla no inglesa en los BAFTA, a los Globos de Oro, 6 premios del Cine Europeo, etc.

A aquel joven actor veinteañero ni se le pasaba por la cabeza que en pocos años estaría trabajando en una de las películas de Quentin Tarantino, concretamente en aquella producción tan multicultural y más europea de todas: 'Malditos bastardos'. Junto a Brad Pitt

El hecho de manejarse en varios idiomas le ha ayudado a trabajar en producciones de distintos países. De ahí que haya estado en producciones más limitadas, hasta llegar a entrar en las películas del Universo cinematográfico de Marvel.

El actor, de padre alemán y madre catalana, ha compaginado desde bien pronto las producciones de fuera con las de aquí. Unos años antes de su incursión en el cine tarantiniano, protagonizó 'Salvador (Puig Antich)', papel que le otorgó su primera nominación a los Premios Goya. Después han aparecido en algunas de las mejores películas españolas del siglo XXI: 'The Pelayos', 'Eva', y el que estrenará en 2023, 'La contadora de películas', una coproducción hecha entre España, Chile y Francia dirigida por Lone Scherfig ('An education', 'Italiano para principiantes', 'One day') y en la que Brühl estará en el reparto que incluye nombres como Bérénice Bejo o Antonio de la Torre entre otros.

'Rush', la cinta que retrataba la adversidad entre Niki Lauda y James Hunt, protagonizada junto a Chris Hemsworth. Howard mostró la rivalidad entre las dos figuras de la Fórmula 1. Brühl hasta perfeccionó el acento austriaco para ser el famoso piloto de automovilismo.

'Capitán América: Civil War' no sólo es la entrada al género de cómic para el actor. También hace su primer villano oficial en el cine. Los Russo contaron con el actor, dado su acento alemán, para ser Helmut Zemo, un coronel sokoviano vuelto terrorista que está obsesionado con derrotar a los Vengadores. El actor ha repetido el personaje en la serie disponible en Disney+ 'Falcon y el Soldado de Invierno'.

La serie sobre crímenes de un asesino en serie en el S. XIX junto a Luke Evans y Dakota Fanning tuvo mejor acogida. La producción de Netflix se ambientaba en el Nueva York de finales del siglo XIX. Un periodista especializado en crímenes, John Moore (Evans), se unía al psicólogo Dr. Laszlo Kreizler (Brühl) para investigar los crímenes de un asesino en serie que mata a prostitutas. A ellos se les unirá Sara Howard, una impetuosa secretaria de la Policía.

En 2023 se estrenará 'La contadora de películas', película protagonizada por Bérénice Bejo y Antonio de la Torre. Basada en la novela de Hernán Rivera Letelier, retratando al Chile de los años 60, un homenaje al cine pero sobre todo al arte de narrar historias. También tiene otros proyectos en marcha, como el que dirige Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia ('El hoyo'), que contará con Brühl, Rosamund Pike y Macaulay Culkin para su nueva historia, 'Rich flu'.

Brühl, que como muchos otros actores mantiene su vida privada fuera del foco mediático. Sale desde 2010 con Felicitas Rombold. Fueron papás de un niño en diciembre de 2016.

#Cumpleaños 🎂 #Daniel Brühl #series y pelis

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she's a hungry person... she loves feasting... shes eating directly on top of the table with her hands... hello!!! have you guys watched el hoyo (2019) dir. galder gaztelu-urrutia???? HELLO???? CAN ANYBODY HEAR ME?????

#dead ringers 2023

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#17 Snowpierce

Hace 17 años se puso en funcionamiento una máquina para enfriar la tierra debido al calentamiento global, esta máquina congeló la tierra y acabó con cualquier tipo de vida sobre ella. Algunos pudieron refugiarse en un tren que lleva desde entonces dando vueltas por todo el globo terráqueo, esperando que la tierra se descongele.

Ese tren está dividido por secciones, siendo la cabeza el lugar más deseado y siendo la cola el infierno hecho realidad, en la cola no tienen casi sitio, no tienen comida, ni ropa, ni agua, no tiene nada y trabajan a destajo por unas gelatinas que llaman proteínas para poder sobrevivir.

Hace 4 años hubo una revolución y desde la cola se plantea retomarla, aunque la anterior salió mal, es por ello que Curtis (Chris Evans) apoyado por el líder de la cola Gilliam deciden que es momento de romper el estatus establecido y avanzar en el tren. Se sabe que la cabeza del tren está liderada por Willford el creador de la máquina y hay que llegar allí para cambiar las cosas. Pero Curtis no está preparado para ver como está constituida la sociedad en los restos de vagones.

Se trata de una sociedad distópica muy parecida a la película española El hoyo (2019 - Dir. Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia), las personas que se encuentran cada vez más cerca de la cabeza son más egoístas y crueles con los que están en el siguiente vagón.

Es ahí cuando se dan cuenta de que las barras de proteínas que les dan para alimentarse están hechas de residuos de bichos, que existe agua en un vagón determinado, que hay champán, fiesta, depravación, sushi, pollo... y que los de la cola son considerados auténtica escoria y una superpoblación que le resta recursos al resto de personas que habitan el tren y se encuentran en mejores condiciones que ellos, pero es hora de que todo eso cambie.

Curtis tenía 17 años cuando entró en el tren y ya han pasado otros 17 años sin que nada cambie, los de abajo sigue abajo y es hora de empezar una revolución contra los que se creen que están arriba.

#amazon prime #film #cinema #chris evans #tilda swinton #jamie bell #snowpiercer #rompehielos #pelicula

[riddlersbimbo]

DANIEL AND MACAULAY?!?!!!???? 😭😭😭😭😭😍😍😍😍😍

#personal #daniel brühl #macaulay culkin

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Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia​, El hoyo. 2019

Salvador Dalí, Confesiones inconfesables. 1975

#El hoyo #the platform #salvador dali #dali

[yehoart]

POST 1 : Mes longs métrages préférés (classés par ordre alphabétique)

Attrape moi si tu peux - Steven Spielberg (2002)

Beetlejuice - Tim Burton (1988)

Bird Box - Susanne Bier (2018)

Jessie - Mike Flanagan (2017)

Jojo Rabbit - Taika Waititi (2020)

Joker - Todd Philipps (2019)

Kill Bill - Quentin Tarantino (2003)

La Ligne verte - Frank Darabont (2000)

La Plateforme - Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia (2019)

La princesse Mononoké - Hayao Miyazaki (2000)

Le loup de Wall Street - Martin Scorsese (2013)

Le Silence des agneaux - Jonathan Demme (1991)

Le Voyage de Chihiro - Hayao Miyazaki (2001)

Léon - Luc Besson (1994)

Les Figures de l’ombre - Theodore Melfi (2016)

Les Goonies - Richard Donner (1985)

M le Maudit - Fritz Lang (1931)

Parasite - Bong Joon Ho (2019)

Pulp fiction - Quentin Tarantino (1994)

Run - Aneesh Chaganty (2020)

Shaun of the Dead - Edgar Wright (2004)

Shining - Stanley Kubrick (1980)

Soul - Pete Docter (2020)

Split - M. Night Shyamalan (2016)

Rogue One : A Star Wars Story - Gareth Edwards (2016)

Batman : The Dark Knight - Christopher Nolan (2008)

The Truman Show - Peter Weir (1998)

Toy Story - John Lasseter (1991)

Wall-E - Andrew Stanton (2008)

Zombillénium - Arthur de Pins et Alexis Ducord (2017)

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The Platform, Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia, 2019

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Movie Review: "The Platform" by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia

Discover a must-watch movie on Netflix! Read my review and decide for yourself.

In this in-depth movie review, we delve into the thought-provoking and captivating world of “The Platform” by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia. This Spanish dystopian science fiction film not only tells a gripping narrative but also delivers a profound social commentary on themes of social hierarchy, human nature, and morality. With its unsettling atmosphere, thought-provoking themes, and stellar…

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