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Aurora Review: No Melodrama, Just Warmth With a Hint of Ambiguity Aurora Review: No Melodrama, Just Warmth With a Hint of Ambiguity The quiet success of Paz Fábrega s third feature comes from a deep respect for the characters coupled with the performers inner warmth. Jay Weissberg, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Director: Paz Fábrega With: Rebecca Woodbridge, Raquel Villalobos, Erika Rojas, Reinaldo Amien, Matías Ulloa, Oscar González, Mauricio Cruz, Maria Paula Solano, Camila Bravo, Sheyla Solano, Fiorella Gómez, Pablo Zagt. Running time: Running time: 92 MIN. Courtesy of Rotterdam Over the course of her three features, Paz Fábrega has gradually stripped her films down in search of an essence. In her debut “Cold Water of the Sea,” she played with ambiguity and inscrutability while foregrounding a casual naturalism. In her followup “Viaje,” she reduced her scope with a playful, intimate story of a couple’s first encounter. Now with “Aurora” (prese

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