104 - La Sociedad de La Nieve con su autor: Pablo Vierci
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What insights does Pablo Vierci share about 'La Sociedad de La Nieve'?
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Bienvenidos a otro video de Bibliotequeando con el gran Don Pablo Bierci. Don Pablo, muchas gracias por venir.
Un gusto, Ricardo. Un gusto, un placer, verdaderamente.
Don Pablo, for those who don't know him, of course, I think everyone has seen the movie, but he is the author of the book La Sociedad de la Nieve, where this great movie comes from, one of the most viewed in history. I think it's already the most viewed in history in the Spanish language, if I'm not mistaken, at least on Netflix.
Yes, 160 million people saw it. I think it was second. There was one that we still have a few days to win, which is called Troll, I think. Is it the second or the first? We're there, we're... Y arrancamos el 4 de enero, o sea, hace poco tiempo, estamos en febrero todavía.
Yo, don Pablo, quería decirle primero, felicitarlo por el libro, la película, todo el éxito que ha traído. Como le mencioné, yo leí el libro recientemente, lo hice como no se debe hacer, que fue película primero, libro después, pero bueno, leí el libro y me sorprendió, uno, la cantidad de información que hay en el libro, y dos, As I already understood why Jota, the director of the film, wanted to base this story on this book. Because I said, well, but Jota could have made the story as a story and that's it. But he tells it for your book, for humanity, for the psychological, the spiritual that there is, that is told in a very particular way. But without ruining a lot of people. Why did you decide to write this book?
We already talked about this a little off camera, but... Did you have the mathematical probability of having been on that plane for a moment?
No, the mathematical probability, without a doubt, because I am from the same generation and I am from the same school. Those who organized this trip were from my school and they were former students of a school to which I belonged. I was a former student like them. I am the class of Nando Parrado. Nando is the one who arrives at the final expedition. That is the intermediate age, we were 22 years old. To be able to be, I could perfectly. I never thought about buying that ticket. I mean, I didn't think about it. They called me on the phone, they told me the time it was going to be, the day, the price. And I didn't think about it because I was studying. I had changed college and I didn't think about it.
But mathematically, without a doubt, I could. Animically, no, never. Forgive me, and one thing you said is very important, Ricardo. I think what you said is very transcendent. Why J. Bayona is based on this approach? Because the story... The mojones of history have been well known since 52 years ago. The accident, the first night, the four-day expedition, the debate about eating or not eating, the mutual delivery impact, the radio of the day. The best are known.
Why did Pablo Vierci choose to tell this story through his book?
I think what you said now, which is very interesting, Ricardo, is that the approach that Jota chose, that Bayona chose, is that of the book because it is an approach in depth. As you said, it is emotional, psychological and spiritual. And fundamentally, I think it is of a lot of...
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What insights does Pablo Vierci share about 'La Sociedad de La Nieve'?
0:00–3:49
2
Why did Pablo Vierci choose to tell this story through his book?
3:49–11:28
3
How did the survivors of the crash handle the psychological challenges?
11:28–18:37
4
What unique perspectives does the film bring compared to the book?
18:37–26:49
5
How did the experience of the survivors shape their views on life and death?
26:49–33:23
6
What role did friendship play among the survivors during their ordeal?
33:23–39:24
7
How does the story challenge common perceptions of human nature?
39:24–44:43
8
What lessons can we learn from the resilience of the characters in this story?
44:43–52:34
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