The Old Woman at the Back
Directed by Pablo José MezaNovember 14, 2010 1h 55m Box Office: $19,237Drama
6.76.0
A small and solitary universe. A department left over in time, where darkness governs and silence abounds. Where the most important religion is the weather forecast that dictates a cheap television. And where I live the most is an orange canary that sometimes sings. There she lives: Rosa, the woman in the ninth B, the old woman in the back. In front, there is another universe, lonely as well. A timeless department, devoid of adornments and useful objects. There he lives: Marcelo, a young man from the countryside, a medical student without money. No friends and no one to help him survive in the city. A stuck elevator and a meeting. Everything is transformed and becomes new when those two tiny universes are intertwined. It seems that both have something to offer each other. She will offer you a roof and food without charging you money. He, in turn, will have to listen to her and talk to her daily. For a time, these two small worlds will coexist in a smaller department that will witness the great distance that exists between them.
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The Old Woman at the Back was released on November 14, 2010.
The Old Woman at the Back was directed by Pablo José Meza.
The Old Woman at the Back has a runtime of 1h 55m.
The Old Woman at the Back was produced by Pablo José Meza, Natacha Rébora.
A small and solitary universe. A department left over in time, where darkness governs and silence abounds. Where the most important religion is the weather forecast that dictates a cheap television. And where I live the most is an orange canary that sometimes sings. There she lives: Rosa, the woman in the ninth B, the old woman in the back. In front, there is another universe, lonely as well. A timeless department, devoid of adornments and useful objects. There he lives: Marcelo, a young man from the countryside, a medical student without money. No friends and no one to help him survive in the city. A stuck elevator and a meeting. Everything is transformed and becomes new when those two tiny universes are intertwined. It seems that both have something to offer each other. She will offer you a roof and food without charging you money. He, in turn, will have to listen to her and talk to her daily. For a time, these two small worlds will coexist in a smaller department that will witness the great distance that exists between them.
The key characters in The Old Woman at the Back are Rosa (Adriana Aizemberg), Marcelo (Martín Piroyansky), Lucía (Marina Glezer).
The Old Woman at the Back is a Drama film.
The Old Woman at the Back has an audience rating of 6.7 out of 10.
The Old Woman at the Back has made $19,237 at the box office.