WASHINGTON In the last hours, theaters where the movie “Wild Stories” projects incorporated a legend in which he reminds the public that the argument responds to “fact from fiction “and warns that some passages may be” disruptive “.
So what local media, echoing the news recorded in different rooms where the screening of the film began the Argentine director Damian Szifrón .
The warning points to the first of six stories, in which case an airline pilot who decides to crash the machine as revenge against all those who made life impossible and which are explored as passengers on board.
“After the accident flight Germanwings, please be aware that Tales Wild includes a sequence that may be disturbing to some viewers,” says the warning.
Another text recalls that the argument is “a product of fiction and any resemblance to real life is just an unfortunate coincidence and nothing intentional.”
When the prosecutor of Marseilles determined that the German rider Andreas Lubitz had voluntarily crashed the machine traveling 150 people, some people drew parallels between the event and the storyline of the celebrated film.
He also speculated with the possibility that Lubitz had reached see the movie. The film is now on display in theaters in the United States. Nominated for Oscar for Best Foreign Film-not obtuvo- was well received by local critics. In the case of The New York Times, the review included a eulogy to the original story, the scene of the plane sounded. .
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