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Air Conditioner

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2020
1h 12m
Portuguese
Drama
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One day, air conditioners in the Angolan capital Luanda start to mysteriously fall from buildings. When security guard Matacedo is told to get his overheating boss an air conditioning unit by the end of the day, he embarks on a mission that brings him into contact with the eccentric owner of an electronics store.
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Cast

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Jos Kiteculo
Filomena Manuel
David Caracol
Tito Spyck
Directed By: Fradique
Written By: Fradique, Ery Claver

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r96sk says...
2 years ago
Uniquely enjoyable. 'Air Conditioner' isn't anything special per se, though it does have a really neat and somewhat strange vibe throughout which makes it a surprisingly pleasant watch - at under 1hr 15mins, you can't really go wrong there either. The music is this 2020 film's best feature; the score is excellent. José Kiteculo and Filomena Manuel are a fine pairing, to boot.
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miguelreina says...
3 years ago
[Novos Cinemas] A heat wave in Luanda as air conditioners break off causing deaths. To the rhythm of Afro-jazz, we accompanied Matacedo through the center of the city. Communication becomes telepathic. Postcolonialism and the civil war are memories that weigh on the present. "This is the land of grieving people." There are colors that seem like echoes of Wong Kar-Wai. But ultimately what it suggests is more interesting than how it suggests it.
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r96sk
2 years ago
Uniquely enjoyable.

'Air Conditioner' isn't anything special per se, though it does have a really neat and somewhat strange vibe throughout which makes it a surprisingly pleasant watch - at under 1hr 15mins, you can't really go wrong there either. The music is this 2020 film's best featu More
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