Man Facing Southeast
Man Facing Southeast (1987) is a mystery, directed by Eliseo Subiela. It stars Lorenzo Quinteros and Hugo Soto. The 109-minute film holds an audience score of 7.5/10.
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What Man Facing Southeast Is About
A patient whose name nobody knows arrives at a psychiatric hospital in Buenos Aires, saying he comes from another planet and was sent to study human beings. He is given the name because he stands in the courtyard every day facing southeast. He is calm and gentle and criticises coolly what people do to each other. His doctor is unhappy with his own life and begins, gradually, to think about what the patient says. Eliseo Subiela made it a few years after the dictatorship, and confinement was not chosen as a subject by accident. Its resemblance to K-PAX was argued over for years.
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What is Man Facing Southeast about?
A patient whose name nobody knows arrives at a psychiatric hospital in Buenos Aires, saying he comes from another planet and was sent to study human beings. He is given the name because he stands in the courtyard every day facing southeast.
Where can I watch Man Facing Southeast?
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How long is Man Facing Southeast?
Man Facing Southeast runs for 109 minutes (1h 49m).
When did Man Facing Southeast come out?
Man Facing Southeast was released in 1987.
Who directed Man Facing Southeast?
Man Facing Southeast was directed by Eliseo Subiela.
Who stars in Man Facing Southeast?
Man Facing Southeast stars Lorenzo Quinteros, Hugo Soto, Inés Vernengo, Cristina Scaramuzza.
What is Man Facing Southeast's rating?
Man Facing Southeast holds 7.6/10 on IMDb and 7.5/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 74 out of 100.
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