El engaño

Título original: The Trials of Cate McCall

2013
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1h 29min

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Kate Beckinsale, Nick Nolte, and Anna Schafer in El engaño (2013)

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Legal Drama Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

Una abogada especialista en crímenes y su asistente defienden a una mujer que es sospechosa de un asesinato.Una abogada especialista en crímenes y su asistente defienden a una mujer que es sospechosa de un asesinato.Una abogada especialista en crímenes y su asistente defienden a una mujer que es sospechosa de un asesinato.

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Trivia
The last feature film of Jay Thomas.

Errores
When Cate is talking to her client when she is in her cell the picture on the wall behind her keeps disappearing and reappearing.

Bandas sonoras
Piano Concerto No. 1 in G minor, Op. 25
Written by Felix Mendelssohn
Performed by Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra (as Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra), Kosice
Conducted by Robert Stankovsky
Courtesy of Naxos by arrangement with Source/Q

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7/10

Torn apart

Kate is playing her character really great. And even Nick Nolte has more than one moment to shine (you feel the gravitas he's bringing to the movie). Other than that, the movie/plot may be predictable for some (maybe many), but it's the way it's played out that really works. Be it the characters with all their flaws and the story with its turns every now and again.

Being a lawyer can be pretending, it's also about winning, no matter what. If you backtrack on that, what would that mean. The justice system is not perfect and everything else might not matter anymore. Like personal life. The drama outside the courtroom is as suspenseful as the one unfolding inside of it.