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I wanted to see this film since 2001, when I read it was nominated to the Goya (Spanish Oscar) as best Spanish film of the year. Generally speaking, I think the film delivers and it has two interesting subplots. A great detail is that even though it takes place at a somber area of Madrid, it never makes you feel bad or depressed; they've made good use of the cameras and the lights; the sawing area is well conceived. In general, the direction was outstanding. Unfortunately the story shows some weaknesses, some people are overexposed without being important and some others would need a couple of extra screen minutes/seconds to be more functional. It was a shame the main plot itself ends up being kind of poor and not really original when you recall it... I gave it a 7/10
Cast and crew
- Director
- José Luis Borau
- Writer
- José Luis Borau
- Starring
- Icíar Bollaín, Valeri Yevlinski, Luis Tosar
Details
- Release date
- Sep 1, 2000
- Language
- Spanish
- Country
- Spain
- Awards
- 6 wins & 8 nominations
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