La Antena

Synopsis
An elegant love letter to cinemas past, an enchanting allegory about the power of mass-media and television, La Antena tells a fairytale about a surrealistic, snow covered city that has lost its voice - stolen by Mr. TV, a fascistic businessman and dictator. Only “La Voz”, a female singer, and her young son retain their voices, and together with a family determined to regain theirs, they come together in an attempt to overthrow the power of Mr. TV.
Heavy on symbolism, élan, and armed with a truly stunning visual style, La Antena emerges as one of the most original pieces of cinema to arrive on British screens in a number of years and is an film NOT to be missed.
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Press Quotes
***** ‘Unmissable’
Empire
**** ‘Fabulous’
Evening Standard
**** ‘Overpoweringly exquisite... Fritz Lang meets Tim Burton’
Metro
**** ‘silence is golden... very cool... pure magic of cinema’
Mail on Sunday
**** ‘completely enchanting’
Sunday Telegraph
****
Sunday Times
‘ The movie is a tour de force’
Observer
‘the kind of surreal treat you might get if Terry Gilliam collaborated with Davids Lynch and Cronenberg... Wonderful.’
Independent on Sunday
‘a refreshing one-off’
Guardian
‘The missing link between the films of Jean Cocteau, David Lynch and Michel Gondry… thrilling and enthralling’
Independent
**** ‘eerie beauty’
Times
**** ‘Unlike anything else you will see all year’’
Film Review
‘This is a full-on experience, a 98-minute sweep through cinematic history, breathtaking in its audacity and imagination’
Sight and Sound
‘Every now and then, a knockout film comes along that reaffirms your faith in all things cinematic. Here's one such flick’
FILM OF THE MONTH
Bizarre