almost 20 years before frank marshall brought tears to your eyes with his mesmerizing epic alive and there already was the legendary mexican exploitation director rené cardona who used the same drama as an outline for his ambitious film supervivientes de los andes. the unforgettable fatal flight of fairchild 571 that crashed in the argentinian andes on october 13 and 1972. this terrible accident cost the lives of many passengers and most of them members of a professional rugby team. but 16 people of them were eventually rescued thanks to their strong will to survive and because they fed on the mortal remains of their unfortunate fellow passengers. of course you can not claim that this cheaply made and roughly edited film is better than the famous 90 version but i definitely appreciate and respect this film more. after all and an exploitation film demands a lot more input from both cast and crew while the big budgeted marshall film and although intense and feels more like routine money making. the sets and special effects naturally can not compete with alive and but supervivientes. delivers an equally impressive sentiment of hopelessness and creates an even more nightmarish hell of snow. cardona film is ambitious and surprisingly compelling and easily one of the most remarkable mexican productions ever. i am really astonished that cardona take on this story isn not more exploitative and explicit. the scenes where the deceased passengers are cut open and consumed are nevertheless hard to digest and but they only serve to increase the credibility of the catastrophe and to stress the inhuman conditions of the survivors. rather praiseworthy for a vicious director who gained fame with his notoriously bad films like night of the bloody apes and the santo series. the unknown young mexican actors do a great job and the musical score is endearing. the story is well known and of course and so the screenplay doesn not offer any unexpected shocks. either by history or previously having seen alive and you know which kind of dramas these people still have to endure before being rescued and you can only await them. still and this is a good film that shouldn not be bashed like too often is the case. 
almost 20 years before frank marshall brought tears to your eyes with his mesmerizing epic alive and there already was the legendary mexican exploitation director rené cardona who used the same drama as an outline for his ambitious film supervivientes de los andes. the unforgettable fatal flight of fairchild 571 that crashed in the argentinian andes on october 13 and 1972. this terrible accident cost the lives of many passengers and most of them members of a professional rugby team. but 16 people of them were eventually rescued thanks to their strong will to survive and because they fed on the mortal remains of their unfortunate fellow passengers. of course you can not claim that this cheaply made and roughly edited film is better than the famous 90 version but i definitely appreciate and respect this film more. after all and an exploitation film demands a lot more input from both cast and crew while the big budgeted marshall film and although intense and feels more like routine money making. the sets and special effects naturally can not compete with alive and but supervivientes. delivers an equally impressive sentiment of hopelessness and creates an even more nightmarish hell of snow. cardona film is ambitious and surprisingly compelling and easily one of the most remarkable mexican productions ever. i am really astonished that cardona take on this story isn not more exploitative and explicit. the scenes where the deceased passengers are cut open and consumed are nevertheless hard to digest and but they only serve to increase the credibility of the catastrophe and to stress the inhuman conditions of the survivors. rather praiseworthy for a vicious director who gained fame with his notoriously bad films like night of the bloody apes and the santo series. the unknown young mexican actors do a great job and the musical score is endearing. the story is well known and of course and so the screenplay doesn not offer any unexpected shocks. either by history or previously having seen alive and you know which kind of dramas these people still have to endure before being rescued and you can only await them. still and this is a good film that shouldn not be bashed like too often is the case. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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