Los Hombres Que Miraban Fijamente A Las Cabras -2009- -latino- Direct

Los hombres que miraban fijamente a las cabras (2009) is a satirical black comedy that explores the intersection of New Age philosophy and military strategy. This guide breaks down the film’s unique premise, the real-world history that inspired it, and its star-studded cast.

Un periodista en busca de la historia de su vida se topa con una unidad secreta del ejército de EE. UU. Este grupo intenta usar poderes psíquicos Los hombres que miraban fijamente a las cabras

(Ewan McGregor), un periodista desesperado que viaja a Irak para demostrar su valía tras un fracaso matrimonial. Allí conoce a Lyn Cassady Intérprete de doblaje: Jesse Conde

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• Intérprete de doblaje: Jesse Conde.
• Descripción: El antagonista principal. Un hombre ambicioso y sin escrúpulos que ve el programa psíquico como un trampolín para su carrera, rivalizando con Cassady.

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The film follows Bob Wilton (Ewan McGregor), a hapless journalist, as he stumbles upon Lyn Cassady (George Clooney), a former member of a secret U.S. Army unit, the "New Earth Army." This unit, founded by the hippie-esque Bill Django (Jeff Bridges), aimed to create "Jedi warriors"—psychic spies who could walk through walls, disappear, and, most famously, kill a goat simply by staring at it. The dubbing into Latin American Spanish, a market intimately familiar with the history of U.S. covert interventions (from Chile to Nicaragua), adds an extra layer of irony: the absurdity of American imperial folly is rendered in the language of its historical subjects.

Bob joins Lyn on a "mission" across the Iraqi border. During their drive, Lyn reveals the bizarre origins of his unit: Led by Bill Django (Jeff Bridges), a hippie officer. Soldiers practiced "beaming" love at enemies. They attempted to walk through walls. The ultimate goal: killing a goat just by staring at it. The Dark Side of Psychic Warfare