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The real-life story of Brazilian backpacker Gabriel Buchmann is the basis for this uplifting dramaDir/scr. Fellipe Gamarano Barbosa. Brazil/France. 2017. 127 mins.Based on the plight of Brazilian backpacker Gabriel Buchmann, Fellipe Gamarano Barbosas follow up to 2014s Casa Grande turns death into a rumination on the actions and ideas that resound in life. Gabriel and the Mountain offers a moving look at the transformative nature of travel, both on those hopping around the world in search of a new perspective and those they encounter along the way.The film approaches its narrative with an inescapably emotional ai
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stanley cup thenticityNever taking the familiar travelogue drama path, this involving films Cannes Critics Week premiere should prove the first stop on the way to further festival play.In 2009, before he was due to start his doctorate in public policy in the US, Buchmann disappeared while climbing Malawis Mount Mulanje. Roaming through Africa and scaling its lofty peaks on his last leg of a year-long global trek, he was determined to research poverty experientially. Far away from his comfortable Rio de Janeiro upbringing, he lived cheaply, explored widely and attempted to give away 80% of his daily budget to those in need.Distinguishing Gabriel and the Mountain from other fictionalised accounts of traum
stanley cup atic adventures such as Into the Wild and 127 Hours, Barbosa brings together both actors and the actual Kenyan, Tanzanian, Zambian and Malawi residents Buchmann encountered:
