I didn't see any instances in this film where I would consider it an "epic", as was tagged onto the film, as it also won numerous awards.
The film is rather tame and boring, and really doesn't break any new ground, at times it's often tedious.
The story concerns a gaucho (an Indian living in Argentina who wears straw hats) and his existential journey through suffering.
The camera angles are amateurish and at times, it seems like we are just watching a bunch of indifferent and bewildered extras on the screen.
Most of them have the worst hair pieces and beards used in cinema. The fight between the calvary troops and the "injuns" is staged and not very credible.
Although for the most part this film lacks any traits which would make it seem like a highly enjoyable film, there are some existential leanings that give one a sense of time and alienation.
The film is rather tame and boring, and really doesn't break any new ground, at times it's often tedious.
The story concerns a gaucho (an Indian living in Argentina who wears straw hats) and his existential journey through suffering.
The camera angles are amateurish and at times, it seems like we are just watching a bunch of indifferent and bewildered extras on the screen.
Most of them have the worst hair pieces and beards used in cinema. The fight between the calvary troops and the "injuns" is staged and not very credible.
Although for the most part this film lacks any traits which would make it seem like a highly enjoyable film, there are some existential leanings that give one a sense of time and alienation.