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    The Aura
    a.k.a. El Aura, Dawn Director: Fabián Bielinsky Cast: Ricardo Darín, Dolores Fonzi, Alejandro Awada, Pablo Cedron

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    • DVD Release Date: 04/10/2007
    • Original Release: 2005
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 22,486

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    The making of "The Aura"; Behind-the-scenes: a musical montage; Theatrical trailer

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    Scene Index

    Disc #1 -- Aura
    1. Taxidermy [8:53]
    2. A Robbery Visualized [4:53]
    3. Arrival in the Woods [8:25]
    4. Epileptic Seizure [6:10]
    5. Hunting Accident [6:27]
    6. Dietrich's Mystery [7:57]
    7. The Aura [5:51]
    8. Cerro Verde [8:18]
    9. Absorbing Dietrich's Plan [8:52]
    10. The Lauquen Hotel [9:05]
    11. The Brothel [4:24]
    12. Getting in Deeper [11:08]
    13. Diana's Story [9:36]
    14. Robbery Strategy [5:13]
    15. A New Obstacle [5:54]
    16. The Heist Attempt [4:32]
    17. Hunted [7:24]
    18. A Clean Departure [5:06]
    19. End Credits [4:51]

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    Editorial Reviews

    A lonely taxidermist with a photographic memory dreams of committing the "perfect crime" in Nine Queens director Fabián Bielinsky's deliberately paced existential thriller. Espinosa (Ricardo Darín) is an epileptic fortysomething who makes his living by stuffing creatures for the natural history museum in Buenos Aires. It is there that Espinosa meets friend and fellow taxidermist Sontag (Alejandro Awada). After picking up their paycheck at a nearby bank, Sontag kindly invites the lonely Espinosa to join him in the forests of southern Argentina for a brief hunting getaway. Soon after checking into their hotel, Sontag and Espinosa take to nature in hopes of bagging a buck, but their voyage takes a dark turn when, in the grip of another seizure, Espinosa accidentally shoots and kills hotel owner Dietrich (Manuel Rodal). Though his suspicions that Dietrich was involved with some shady dealings seem little more than a means for justifying the tragic turn of events, Espinosa soon realizes that he may be onto something when a pair of thugs named Sosa (Pablo Cedron) and Montero (Walter Reyno) come searching for the missing proprietor. As all of the elements quickly fall into place, it begins to appear as if Espinosa may finally be prepared to execute the crime he has always dreamt about. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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