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SpIFF: Alamar

This movie will make you want to quit your life, buy a tiny boat, and fish for a living in Mexico. We follow a father and his young son, who’s visiting from Italy where he resides with his mother. The man is a fisherman, and the movie chronicles the seemingly mundane adventures the two have together — swimming, fishing, hanging out in the man’s shack on the sea. Sound dull? It’s completely the opposite. The documentary-style camera work, natural demeanor of the actors and beautiful scenery will completely envelop viewers. You’ll feel like a silent family member, enjoying the trip and longing to return to your shack by the sea, even though you were never actually there in the first place. (Mexico | 73 mins) Read our story about this
Saturday, February 12, 2011 | Noon | $7.50
 

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Nicholas Deshais
| Wednesday, February 2,2011
 
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