Ricardo Darín's ode to tomatoes and Mother Nature

Amoris Pomum is narrated by prolific Argentine actor Ricardo Darín using the words of a poem written by the 1971 Nobel Prize for literature winner, Pablo Neruda.
“The idea was to capture the beauty and realism of nature and its fruit,” says the director, “the relationship between man and Mother Nature, the last of the summer days, and, in the intensity of this short film, a part of our Uruguayan experience..." continue reading on o6g7.app.link/...
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[@geraldinejoanleones9902]

I watched the vid twice. I never knew that an ode to tomatoes could be sureal and yet so captivating. Thank you.😊

[@kristyjohnson2820]

My mouth was watering! 🍅🍅🍅
Beautiful homage to this humble fruit.

[@stenmalmwolke]

Never thought that a film about tomatoes would hook me like this did. Simplicity at it´s finest!

[@markasb7513]

The most cinematic narration imaginable

[@gervelazco4257]

This is insanely beautiful, I’ve never seen something so pure in my life

[@kachinalajones8975]

True love and homegrown tomatoes by john prine deliciousness

[@xorxeiglesias5329]

Un regalo d la naturaleza, para los sentidos...buen trabajo. gracias

[@gustavodanielturconi9715]

EXCELENTE DUPLA PABLO & RICARDO...GRACIAS X C OMPARTIR...ABRAZOS!!!

[@nicolasfernandezcastanon9655]

Carajo. Hermoso.

[@manina8329]

This is Amazing. 😮💘

[@dennisng4627]

Visually gorgeous, aurally poetic,…viscerally delicious 🤤. Mother Earth generous bounty with human nurturing = good eats 🍅