We can rest assured, the future of the seventh art is more than assured, at least in what has to do with the talent of the proposals that reach us. Another thing is the place where we can enjoy them, of course, we hope that they continue to be the rooms that have marked the education of cinephiles for several generations. We keep crossing our fingers for them.
The best cinematic debuts of the last decade
one “Late in Rage”
‘Late in anger’ has come to remain in our retinas, to convert his words and silences into an echo that settles in our throats and does not leave us, to teach us the smell of revenge and pain. Raúl Arévalo’s first directorial film, although it seems incredible his rookie status given the control and talent shown in directing with an iron wristit is full of virtues, well planned and best executed ideas, real characters, who hurt, who score, who accompany you in the distance.
Just winner of 4 Goyas in one of the best editions of the last century, everything in it flows with the ease that only great works demonstrate, contemporary classics. We continue to wait impatiently for Arévalo’s next works to use the term ‘masterpiece’, but note that, here and now, one could already quote him without fear of falling into excess.
Late in anger with eCartelera
2 “Wild Beasts of the South”
Despite belonging to the year 2012, the premiere of ‘Beasts of the Wild South’ arrived in our country in early 2013, which justifies its presence in this special. Furthermore, regardless of the corresponding dates, it is impossible to celebrate ten great debuts of recent years without highlighting this glorious masterpiece written and directed by Benh Zeitlin. A tale full of beauty and desolation, light and filth, poetry and nostalgia that you can enjoy with your heart in your fist and it is fixed in your memory from the first viewing.. Special mention for its leading actress, the immense Quvenzhané Wallis, and its soundtrack, one of the most dazzling of all time.
3 ‘after sun’
The last big debut that we have been able to enjoy on the big screen was, without a doubt, ‘Aftersun’, one of the best films of last year and an excellent cover letter from writer and director Charlotte Wells. Starring an unforgettable protagonist couple played in a more than exceptional way by Paul Mescal and Francesca Corio, this story made of memory scraps, blurred images, suffocating dance floors, karaoke full of love and a lot of melancholy It passes through you with the talent of the best cinema and with an indescribable emotional power. A debut that rhymes with a masterpiece.
After Sun on eCartelera
4 ‘The girls’
Among many closed rooms and muted projects, ‘Las niñas’ has become a small and admirable cinematic phenomenon that has made us a little happy in 2020 based on honest, simple cinema, great in detail and precious in delicacy. A film that has moved several generations of viewers and viewers who have seen the exact reflection of childhood on the screen, with all the weight that this entails. Memorable debut of Pilar Palomero.
Girls on eCartelera
5 ‘inherited’
Last 2018, Horror Movies added to its catalog one of its most impressive and dazzling jewels in recent years: ‘Hereditary’. We are facing the impressive debut of Ari Aster, a film as strange as it is exciting, as delirious as it is hypnotic, as confused as it is convulsive, as brilliant as it is moving.
Characters far beyond the stereotype, an unpredictable story from start to finish, an undeniable central performance by Toni Collette, and some of the most haunting, haunting and suffocating cinematic moments of the last decade rounded out the prodigy. A consolidated tape in record time as a classic of the genre.
Hereditary at eCartelera
6 “Ladybug”
Adolescence as a battlefield, but also as a landscape of redemption and personal definition. Objectives are outlined, efforts are measured out and victories are considered in the same way in which (inevitable) defeats are no longer conceived. And, in the end, the only thing that remains is the eternal farewell and reunion with oneself and, of course, with a father and mother. Mirror and lens. Mission and path. Vocation and profession.
With ‘Lady Bird’, Greta Gerwig, in her first solo film as a director, tells us about a specific moment in the life of a specific teenager, but, at the same time, she grabs us by the neck of memory so that we look straight ahead to what we once were and, even better, to what we will one day be. Saoirse Ronan is the face of millions of memories that crowd the mind of a spectator who ends up falling in love with the protagonist and with all those people who have entered her life to stay there. We’ve been told this many times before, of course, but very few with the talent that lives in every corner of ‘Lady Bird.’
Lady Bird at eCartelera
7 “Kubo and the Two Magic Strings”
One of the last great stop-motion hits has its name, Kubo. His wonderful story, set in a Japan that combines tradition and fantasy with memorable results, was one of the great cinematic discoveries of the last year, as well as the confirmation of Laika as one of the essential studios within the genre and of Travis Knight like an extraordinary rookie.
Presenting one of the most beautiful mother-son relationships in recent years, “Kubo and the Two Magic Strings” delivered a breathtaking visual finale and a gentle, slow but steady storytelling key to understanding its calm grandeur. In short, ‘Kubo and the two magical strings’ it is an absolute achievement in every way.
Kubo and the Two Magic Strings at eCartelera
8 ‘Let me out’
If a movie like ‘Let Me Out’ tells you anything from the first viewing, it’s that You have a guy behind the wheel who knows exactly the story he’s telling and, more importantly, how he wants to tell it.. Jordan Peele had already demonstrated his immense talent in comedy thanks to the brilliant ‘Key & Peele’, but few, if any, could have expected such an acclaimed, bold, surprising and successful cinematic release.
A film capable of admirably combining terror with social denunciation, decorating many corners of its story with an acid and ironic sense of humor that ends up completing a scenography capable of exciting all types of audience, including those not too sensitive to Genre. One of the most impressive debuts of the last decade in Hollywood.
Let me out on eCartelera
9 ‘The Cabin in the Woods’
Beyond the thousand and one problems it encountered to end up having a premiere in cinemas in our country, ‘The Hut in the Woods’, thanks to its trailer, presented itself before us as another variant of the classic game to points in which a group of boys and girls with enviable physiques meet in a remote place in the middle of nowhere where strange events begin to occur. Same thing again? No not at all.
Joss Whedon on the screenplay, supported in this task by the director (debutant) of the film, Drew Goddard, have pulled out of their sleeve an absolutely unpredictable work, impeccable in the management of effects shots, funny to the point of laughter and perfect as a carefree homage and refreshing to the genre. One of those works where everything seems to come together perfectly to give shape to a real cinematic party where anything goes.
The cabin in the woods of eCartelera
10 “Super nerds”
With just the dance they perform upon their first meeting, Amy and Molly, the gorgeous Kaitlyn Dever and Beanie Feldstein, have already won our hearts forever. But it is that, during the outstanding ‘Super nerds’, one of the best debuts of the last ten years signed by Olivia Wilde, these two memorable characters give us another scene load of unforgettable emotional drafts, constant laughter and tender friendship. We want them to be our friends forever.
Super nerd on eCartelera
However, returning to the topic at hand, optimism about tomorrow is more than justified if we take into account the enormous number of splendid debuts that we have been able to enjoy during the last decade. And it is that, both nationally and internationally, the seventh art In these ten years he has added a truly overwhelming number of talents.
Of course, beyond these ten wonderful previews in the feature film that we mention in the special, we can highlight other unforgettable debuts that marked this decade such as, for example, “The Witch”, “Summer 1993”, “Sorry to bother you”, “Fruitvale Station”, “10,000 Km”, “María (and the others)” or “Freedom”. Another handful of indisputable reasons to look forward to the stories this group of first-time filmmakers will tell us in the near future.
Source: E Cartelera
Lloyd Grunewald is an author at “The Fashion Vibes”. He is a talented writer who focuses on bringing the latest entertainment-related news to his readers. With a deep understanding of the entertainment industry and a passion for writing, Lloyd delivers engaging articles that keep his readers informed and entertained.
