105 - Lo que no contó la película: La Sociedad de La Nieve
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What is the historical context behind 'La Sociedad de La Nieve'?
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Bienvenidos a este episodio de Bibliotequeando, les habla su anfitrión Ricardo Lugo, gracias por escuchar este podcast que resume y discute libros. Si quieres seguir aprendiendo aún más a través de la lectura, puedes suscribirte al canal de YouTube, seguirme en las redes arroba bibliotequeando, también suscribirse al blog donde analizo y resumo libros, y ponerle como siempre 5 estrellas al podcast para seguir apoyando este concepto y seguir apoyando la lectura. Today I bring you a different episode, it's not a summary as such, but I'm going to tell you what the movie didn't tell. I talked about this on Instagram and put a little survey, more than 90% of the people said they were interested in this episode, so I give it to you this week, a kind of bonus.
I wanted to first remind you, or rather clarify for the people who may not have seen the movie, or don't know about this story. This was a very famous accident in 1972, a flight that went from Montevideo to Santiago de Chile with some university students, they came from a Catholic Irish school, members of a rugby team, they were going to practice, they were going to play, better said, a confrontation against a Chilean team. That plane crashed. A human error, by the way, not a mistake, let's say, what they legally call in the United States a mistake of God when nature takes care of it. The pilots assumed that they had already passed the mountain range, that they had already passed the Andes, therefore...
bajaron antes de tiempo con el cambio de la presión atmosférica, cambio de la temperatura, ellos terminan accidentándose. En el momento del accidente, fueron 45 personas que iban en ese vuelo. Mueren 16, sobreviven 29. Al final de los 72 días que ellos pasan en los Andes, se voltean los números, sobreviven 16, fallecen 29. Pero para los que sí vieron la película, y o... They saw the interview I had with Pablo Vierchi, the author of the book La Sociedad de la Nieve. This is a very profound, very human story. In truth, it was a story that was later made into a book through Pablo Vierchi. There are other books told by the survivors of what happened, but what Pablo did very well was that he understood this spiritual or perhaps human level that they could transcend in this experience.
And he tells the story in a very unique way, to the point that the director, J. Bayona, reads the book. And he says, this has to be taken to the screen. And Netflix could have made the movie based on the tragedy as such, or on the miracle as such, as you want to see. But they decided to tell it as the Society of the Snow because Pablo's story is different. And that's the story that comes to us. And that's why I think he's had so much success. Also, Pablo, I learned that, I was talking to him in the last episode, Pablo tells me that he wrote an essay, I think it was in 2002, about the tragedy from the point of view of the 29 who died. And that combination of the two things, both his book of the Snow Society and the angle of the deceased, leads me to my first curiosity, which perhaps does not show the film, which is that Numa is not even someone from the rugby team.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the historical context behind 'La Sociedad de La Nieve'?
0:00–9:07
2
How did the survivors cope with the harsh conditions in the Andes?
9:07–17:59
3
What moral dilemmas did the survivors face regarding cannibalism?
17:59–24:53
4
How did the survivors' spirituality influence their survival?
24:53–32:48
5
What are the differences between the book and the movie adaptations?
32:48–39:55
6
How did the survivors form their 'society of the snow'?
39:55–47:38
7
What psychological impacts did the survivors experience post-rescue?
47:38–49:13
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