The Giant

Synopsis

The Giant (Handia) is a visually stunning film that follows the true story of two brothers, one of whom suffers from giantism, set in the 19th century Basque region. After the youngest brother returns home from war, their lives take a dramatic turn as they venture into the emerging world of entertainment. The film beautifully captures the complexities of sibling relationships, societal expectations, and the impact of fame on a person's identity. With breathtaking cinematography and heartfelt performances, The Giant is a poignant tale of love, ambition, and the struggle for acceptance.

Cast

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  Ramon Agirre

  Antonio

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  Eneko Sagardoy

  Miguel Joaquin

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  Joseba Usabiaga

  Martin

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  Aia Kruse

  Maria

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  Iñigo Azpitarte

  Fernando

Reviews

The Giant received critical acclaim for its unique storytelling and impressive visuals. Rotten Tomatoes praised the film for its 'spellbinding cinematography' and 'captivating narrative,' giving it a solid 87% approval rating. IMDb users also enjoyed the movie, giving it a respectable 6.6/10 rating. Metacritic called it a 'compelling portrayal of brotherly dynamics,' emphasizing the emotional depth of the characters. The Hollywood Reporter described it as 'a beautifully crafted exploration of family bonds and societal norms.' Overall, The Giant is a thought-provoking film that resonated with both critics and audiences alike.