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The Man Who Loved UFOs (El hombre que amaba a los platos voladores) Diego Lerman: Leonardo Sbaraglia, Sergio Prina, Osmar Núñez, Renata Lerman, María Merlino, Agustín Rittano, Norman Briski, Daniel Aráoz, Mónica Ayos
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Pía (Paz Bascuñán) is a 37-year-old modern woman living in bustling Santiago in 2015. Every day, her boss, boyfriend, stepson, and best friend treat her as if she's irrelevant, and she feels powerless to change it.
The film begins with Alicia hosting her socialite friends in their Buenos Aires, Argentina apartment in one of the capital city's most luxurious neighborhoods, where she lives with her 70-year-old retired engineer husband, Ignacio, played by Miguel Ángel Solá, her live-in maid Gladys, played by Yanina Ávila, and Gladys's 3-year old son ...
Peru-Argentina coproduction 6 October [6] The Newest Olds: Pablo Mazzolo: Pornomelancholia: Manuel Abramovich: La Provisoria: Melina Fernández da Silva & Nicolás Meta Andrés Ciavaglia, Ana Pauls, Juan Chapur, Sol Bordigoni, Nicolás Juárez, Albertina Vázquez An international co-production with Chile, Brazil, Colombia and France 17 November ...
Nine Queens was released in Argentina by Buena Vista International on August 31, 2000. [20] It was screened at various film festivals across South America after its domestic theatrical release, [ 7 ] including at the Lima Film Festival in August, [ 21 ] and the Bogotá Film Festival and the Mar del Plata International Film Festival in November.
Fernando López of La Nación gave a positive review ("good"), writing that the "solid debut" film by Miguel Cohan featured "no gimmicks, no appeals to easy emotion, no sobering speeches, no underlinings", and "no manichaeism in the portrayal of characters", whereas the elaborate screenplay (perhaps "overly elaborate") deals with the likes of "guilt, hypocrisy, individualism, irresponsibility".
La ciénaga ([la ˈsjenaɣa] English: The Swamp) is a 2001 comedy-drama film written and directed by Lucrecia Martel in her feature directorial debut. The film stars an ensemble cast featuring Graciela Borges, Mercedes Morán, Martín Adjemián and Daniel Valenzuela.