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Based on the novel by Luis Sepulveda, this drama stars Richard Dreyfuss as Antonio Bolivar, an elderly man who lives in a small village along the Amazon River. Many years ago, Bolivar and his young wife came to the village as part of an effort to colonize the area; the couple was welcomed by Nushino (Victor Bottenbley), leader of the native tribes, but after a fever took the life of his spouse ...
The Old Man Who Read Love Stories. The peaceful life of a reclusive man (Richard Dreyfuss), living in South America on the edge of the Amazon jungle, is shaken when he must battle a grief-stricken jaguar, whose cubs have been killed by poachers. Starring Timothy Spall, Hugo Weaving, Cathy Tyson.
Overview. The Old Man Who Read Love Stories, an ecological novel by Chilean writer Luis Sepúlveda, first published in Spain in 1989. Peter Bush’s English translation published in America in 1993. This story is a parable about the encroachment and ecological consequences of non-native humans, especially hunters, gold prospectors, and ...
Shown at Melbourne International Film Festival July 18 - August 5, 2001. Luis Sepulveda's book, "The Old Man Who Read Love Novels," was first published in 1994. Completed shooting December 11, 1999. Began shooting October 11, 1999. Released in United States 2001 (Shown at Brisbane International Film Festival July 26 - August 5, 2001.)
The Old Man Who Read Love Stories Taschenbuch – 4. August 1994 . von Luis Sepulveda (Autor), Peter Bush (Übersetzer) 4,6 4,6 von 5 Sternen 139 Sternebewertungen. Alle Formate und Editionen anzeigen. Beim Laden dieser Seite ist leider ein Problem aufge ...
Antonio, who has known great love in both worlds, suffers the loss of them. He is an example of a tragic character left with only a facsimile of love. Antonio’s animosity is reserved mainly for the colonizer, though, and not native cultures. There are many facets to this character that make him emblematic of the good and evil of imperialism.
The Old Man Who Read Love Stories. Edit. The director originally envisaged Morgan Freeman in the lead role of Antonio Bolivar. The original Chilean title of the film's source novel and subsequent film is: "Un viejo que leía novelas de amor". The film was ...
