J.A. Bayona's <em>Society of the Snow</em>: An optimistic view of humanity
Bayona’s film argues very firmly that camaraderie and self-sacrifice, and not “every man for himself” individualism, are what prevail in the bleakest conditions.
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Bayona’s film argues very firmly that camaraderie and self-sacrifice, and not “every man for himself” individualism, are what prevail in the bleakest conditions.
A survivor reflects on the true story behind the new Netflix movie, about members of a Uruguayan rugby team whose plane crashed in the Andes in 1972.
The tragedy of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 inspired many films, but J.A. Bayona's is a respectful thriller. Our Society of the Snow review:
Director J.A. Bayona comes up short in the latest adaptation of 1972’s Miracle of the Andes
Movie review, 'Society of the Snow': This retelling of the 1972 plane crash of a Uruguayan rugby team is both terrifying and inspiring.