Todas las azafatas van al cielo

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Todas las azafatas van al cielo

Daniel BurmanArgentina – 2002

Julián, an overweight ophthalmologist who is emotionally upset due to the unexpected death of his flight-attendant wife, and of Teresa a free-spirited young stewardess unhappy in love and fearful that she's pregnant. Julián makes the decision to travel to the Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, where they he and his wife first met, in order to scatter his wife's ashes and to follow his wife in death by ending his own life by freezing to death. At the end of a cold ski lift ride, Julián meets meets Teresa when they both attempt to commit suicide at the same time by standing out in the snow. Instead of tragedy, they decide get a warm drink and begin to grow to like each other. After spending the night together, they depart. Teresa is a bit upset that she's late for work and blames Julián. She tries to get back to work but has problems because of terrorist threats at the airport. Julián, crashes his rental, but survives and spends a long time in the hospital recovering. He starts to appreciate life again and tries to find her. Fate pushes them back together.

Original Title Todas las azafatas van al cielo
German Title Alle Stewardessen kommen in den Himmel
French Title Toutes les stewardesses vont au ciel
Other Titles Todas las azafatas van al cielo
Directed by Daniel Burman
Country Argentina
Available Formats 35mm, DVD
Screenplay Daniel Burman
Film Editing Miguel Perez, Ana Diaz Epstein
Soundtrack Raffaela Carra
Cinematography Ramiro Civita
Sound Carlos Faruolo
Décors Cristina Nigro
Costumes Mónica Toschi
Production Patagonik Film, Wanda Film
Runtime 93 Min.
Language Spanisch/d/f
Actors
Alfredo Casero Julián
Ingrid Rubio Teresa
Emilio Disi Bodenpersonal
Norma Alesandro Teresas Mutter
Valentina Bassi Lili
Daniel Hendler Taxifahrer

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