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[@user-ye4ru8wg8f]

The person who is announcing the names of the survivors is Carlitos Paez,one of the actual survivors who is now portraying his own father. Nando Parrado also has a cameo at the beginning,he can be seen holding the door open in the airport. Roberto Canessa has a cameo as well as the doctor standing directly behind the actor portraying him. This shows how involved many of the actual survivors were in the making of this beautiful film.

[@trista443]

The abundance of cigarettes in the movie is due to Javier Methol's family tobacco company. also the survivors said that did try to lit fire, but it wont last long due to the extreme weather there

[@gpeddino]

"Carlitos Miguel Paez, my son" The guy who says the names at the end is Carlitos himself.

[@belb7083]

Nando Parrado basically came back from the dead. The others thought him dead so they put him on the snow where his brain could heal (he had a skull fracture, that's why his eyes were like that), he fed, trained and walked for 10 days through valleys and mountains to save his friends. A true hero.

[@hibikiowo]

Nando's recovery in itself is a miracle. They thought he was going to die quickly, so they put him near the entrance to the fuselage where it was coldest. In doing so, it actually allowed his body to slow down and recover through his injuries.

[@tatianamarco6770]

Gustavo Zerbino didn't want to board without the suitcase because he was carrying something from each of the deceased to bring It to their families since they wouldnt be able to recover the bodies.

[@oscarb3139]

When Numa says 30 degrees is in celsius, 86 F, just so you can imagine how hard the temperature dropped down.

[@movieman175]

That plane crash scene is probably the most horrifying and realistic plane crash I've ever seen depicted in a film.

[@ermopa7633]

a little fact about the survivors, in their native country doesnt snow so that was the first time they see the snow. They had a lot or cigarrettes because one of the passengers worked in the family tobacco factory so he took a lot of cigarrettes to sell in Chile. Two of the survivor were medicine students. Also three of the real survivor have a cameo in the movie.

[@everyrose3225]

The amount of insensibility in some reactions hahahaah how you achieve to convert a beautiful movie about a painful tragedy in a bounch of bad jokes? it´s a gift

[@filmsbylis]

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[@wfusnana]

All of their stories are devastatingly sad but Nando's gets me the most... He lost his mom and his sister but he stayed strong for his dad, he trained every day, he went on that crazy journey with roberto, he even told his friends they could eat his mom and sister to survive (they didn't do it), he did all of this to survive... But when he got home he realized he was alone, his dad had found another woman and had moved on, he gave most of Nando's stuff to his cousin, he sold Nando's bike, basically everything that belonged to him was gone. He started living alone cause his dad had a new family, he couldn't keep studying, he had to work, to learn how to live alone... He said that during the holidays was the hardest. On his second christmas (a year after the accident) he was so alone that he had to wait until after midnight to go to Roberto's house :(

[@fantasia13]

If I'm not wrong they had so many cigarettes because of the business Javier Methol worked for, he was on a plane because they were planning to hopefully expand to Chile, Liliana came with him because it was their wedding anniversary.

[@elshootingstar]

They recorded 50 hours worth of footage of the survivors retelling the story, to make it as accurate as possible. They had a big part in this movie and even made a few cameos in here! The actors got to spend a lot of time with the survivors they were playing as, and they're still very close today. It's like they gained a son each haha

[@ashchaudhary8338]

The pauses during the photo clicks are because they’re the exact exact same as real photos so that guy standing in middle was because of that

[@WazzzUpFolks]

actually when they interviewed nando and roberto when the reporters arrived at that moment, they asked how they handled the food issue and they were like ''WE ARE NOT GOING TO ANSWER THAT RIGHT NOW'' They explained all that later in a press conference!

[@lex_lvs_scara]

Its kinda funny that people are like "why they didnt light a fire or something?" LIKE- HSHDHSH like that wasnt the first thought they would have up there in the cold 😭

[@moetmochi]

The reason for Numa Turcatti's protagonism and narration in the movie is very moving. Bayona, the director of the movie, wanted to approach this retelling by honoring not only the survivors, but especially the ones who didn't make it back, giving them all recognition.

[@alvarosenges]

I am Uruguayan and this story is very well known in our country. I am very happy that a new adaptation has been made, after Alive! (1993) and that it has become so famous.

[@alycewellin]

I understand many of the questions that are raised, but despite being great, the movie doesn't show even half of what they went through there. So although it's valid for you to wonder why they didn't light a fire, since it's not shown in the movie, believe me, they did. Whatever you think of doing, they thought of it, and they did it. And as someone already said, the fire didn't last. Very high altitudes = less oxygen = less fire. Besides the cold, and the fact that they had practically nothing to burn.