Cichonga

2013
1h 5min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn the urban jungle of Buenos Aires, Cichonga is the toughest bad ass around, until his nemesis steals his beer - the secret to his might and superhuman strength. Cichonga will have to pumme... Tout lireIn the urban jungle of Buenos Aires, Cichonga is the toughest bad ass around, until his nemesis steals his beer - the secret to his might and superhuman strength. Cichonga will have to pummel his way through to recover what is his.In the urban jungle of Buenos Aires, Cichonga is the toughest bad ass around, until his nemesis steals his beer - the secret to his might and superhuman strength. Cichonga will have to pummel his way through to recover what is his.

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The scenes directed by Hernán Sáez and Pablo Parés (Plaga Zombie Trilogy) are: the final part of the second fight of Cichonga against the punks (the flying kick part) and the black & white boxing segment (Cichonga Vs Penultimo Malo). Pablo Parés also directed the Cichonga beer commercial featured in the middle of the movie.

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9/10

Cinematic anarchy, guerrilla cinema

Cichonga is great! It is an exercise in creative freedom and true cinematic anarchy. This is a low budget film, yes, but is in that limitation that Cichonga finds its strength. Pure ingenuity and raw visual wit, Cichonga is a guerrilla movie, filmed macho style, but with great visual intelligence and unbridled narrative. Pure talent!

Yes, I liked Cichonga. It has the logic of a video game, and the fast pace of Crank (2006), if Crank would have been filmed in La Matanza (Buenos Aires, Argentina) by a Robert Rodriguez on acid.

Cichonga is one of the most entertaining and heartfelt experiences of the year. It's a good movie AND its has a heart (something very rare nowadays). I like movies with heart and if it's good cinema, as Cichonga, so very much better.