‘Jungle Cruise’ Is Fun but Has Questionable Representation
'Jungle Cruise' is fun if you can ignore the racism of the ride it’s based on and the film’s bland, stereotypical characters.
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Mercedes is a private music teacher who dreams of the return of her husband Ramiro, who has not stopped writing and sending her a check every month. Mercedes lives with her children: the eldest, Sebastián, is a cadet who, after graduating after the coup d'état on March 10, becomes a censor of the magazine Carteles; Alicia studies in the university and her aspiration is to look for in the United States the father who left them when they were very young; Sebastián is the one who tries to keep the family together and Javier, the youngest, follows in the footsteps of the mother in music and is a flutist, his greatest aspiration is to play in the América orchestra where Enrique Jorrín is taking the first steps that will lead him to the Chachachá as a danceable rhythm.
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Mercedes is a private music teacher who dreams of the return of her husband Ramiro, who has not stopped writing and sending her a check every month. Mercedes lives with her children: the eldest, Sebastián, is a cadet who, after graduating after the coup d'état on March 10, becomes a censor of the magazine Carteles; Alicia studies in the university and her aspiration is to look for in the United States the father who left them when they were very young; Sebastián is the one who tries to keep the family together and Javier, the youngest, follows in the footsteps of the mother in music and is a flutist, his greatest aspiration is to play in the América orchestra where Enrique Jorrín is taking the first steps that will lead him to the Chachachá as a danceable rhythm.
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Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Alejandro Brugués, Inti Herrera, Manuel Herrera
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Studio:ICAIC, Castelao Productions
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