El sueño del caimán

2001
Not Rated
1 Std. 42 Min.

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Daniel Guzmán and Rafael Velasco in El sueño del caimán (2001)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuInaki is a young man living in Spain who has joined up with an elderly man to become a petty thief. A routine robbery goes awry when the old man dies unexpectedly, and Inaki finds himself on... Alles lesenInaki is a young man living in Spain who has joined up with an elderly man to become a petty thief. A routine robbery goes awry when the old man dies unexpectedly, and Inaki finds himself on the run. He returns to Mexico to hide out for a while in the rooming house where his fath... Alles lesenInaki is a young man living in Spain who has joined up with an elderly man to become a petty thief. A routine robbery goes awry when the old man dies unexpectedly, and Inaki finds himself on the run. He returns to Mexico to hide out for a while in the rooming house where his father Patxi lives with his brother, El Caiman; the house is run by an upbeat drag queen named... Alles lesen

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7,1/10

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'Beto Gomez' originally cast a woman to play Tia Carmela, but the actress disappeared days before her scenes. Gomez then approached Roberto Espejo, who also played one of the cops in the bank robbery sequence, and offered him the role, based upon his long experience in cabarets and nightclubs.

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9/10

Promising Film Debut

I got to catch the new Beto Gomez film when it was shown in Brownsville, Tx. I was very impressed with the storyline and the acting ( it really did seem like an ode to the golden age of mexican cinema).Unlike other contemporary Mexican films, this does not have to do with life in Mexico City. For once, someone is concentrating on another part of the country and telling their stories. Its about time Mexican cinema made its way out of D.F. and into the rest of the country. The film seems like a very promising debut, can't wait to see what else is in store for the future.