Cloud Atlas (2012) [MICROHD 1080p] [DUAL]

Cloud Atlas (2012) [MICROHD 1080p] [DUAL]


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Format: Matroska
Size: 7.3 GB
Video Codec: AVC
Resolution: 1920 x 804
Format profile: High@L4.1 Mark 4
Frame Rate: 23.976 fps
Audio 1: Spanish AC3 384 kbps 6 channels
Audio 2: English AC3 384 kbps 6 channels
Subtitles: Spanish, English

Media Info:
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Original title: Cloud Atlas
Country: USA
USA release: 26/10/2012
Released in Spain: 22/02/2013
Released on DVD (rental): 26/06/2013
Blu-ray release: 25/06/2013
Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures, Focus Features International
Directed by Tom Tykwer, Andy Wachowski, Lana Wachowski
Screenwriter: Tom Tykwer, Andy Wachowski, Lana Wachowski
Starring: Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Hugo Weaving, Ben Whishaw, Susan Sarandon, Doona Bae, Jim Broadbent, Hugh Grant, James D'Arcy, Jim Sturgess, David Gyasi, Keith David
Rating: Not recommended for children under 16 years

Synopsis:
The Cloud Atlas is a novel that goes around the world and runs from the nineteenth century to an apocalyptic future, through six interlocking stories. The story opens in 1850 with the return of U.S. notary Adam Ewing from the Chatham Islands to his native California. During the trip, Ewing befriends a doctor, Dr. Goose, who begins to treat a rare disease caused by a brain parasite ... Suddenly, the action moves to 1931 in Belgium, where Robert Frobisher, a composer who has been disinherited bisexual, is introduced into the home of a sick artist, his seductive wife, and his nubile daughter ... From there jump to the West Coast in the early seventies, when Luisa Rey uncovers a web of greed and murder that threatens his life ... And, likewise, with equal mastery, traveled to the ignominious England of today, a near future Korean superstate ruled by unfettered capitalism and finally to Hawaii, to Iron Age post-apocalyptic corresponding to the last days of history.

Production notes:
- Adapted from the novel by David Mitchell, a collection of six short stories each set in a different time, using their own language and many other narrative forms, but intertwined by the same concept and final message, and we move from the nineteenth century to a distant post-apocalyptic future relating the stories to each other because each one is read or seen by the protagonist of happens next.