Society of the Snow' review: J.A. Bayona's Netflix movie makes the Andes survival tale 'Alive' again

More than 30 years have passed since “Alive,” the movie based on the true story of the Uruguayan rugby team whose flight crashed in the Andes in 1972, forcing survivors to resort to cannibalism. Now, “Society of the Snow” retells that tale under the guidance of Spanish director J.A. Bayona, in a Spanish-language production that grimly captures the harrowing ordeal without bringing much that’s new or distinctive to the portrait.

Society Of The Snow Movie Review: JA Bayona Retells Journey Of Andes Survivors In Gorgeous & Terrifying Film

Society of the Snow' Review: Bayona Revisits Andes Flight Disaster

JA Bayona recreates the Andes plane crash in Society of the Snow - Cineuropa

Trailer for the Plane-Crash Survival Drama SOCIETY OF THE SNOW From Director J.A. Bayona — GeekTyrant

In the Andes: Netflix's 'Society of the Snow' Is a Surprisingly Good Take on the Infamous Rugby Team Plane Crash - Coachella Valley Independent

They crashed in the mountains and turned to cannibalism. He finds the humanity : NPR

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Society of the Snow (2024) Movie Review, J. A. Bayona

Society of the Snow' takes new look at 1972 Andes plane crash - Chicago Sun-Times

New Trailer for the Plane Crash Survival Film SOCIETY OF THE SNOW From Director J.A. Bayona — GeekTyrant

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Society of the Snow: 16 survivors, 72 days in The Andes. – The Winonan