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The Old Man Who Read Love Stories (2001)A man is forced to confront a dangerous female jaguar and his own past through the sacrificial killing of the beast he has grown to love. Director:Rolf de Heer |
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Title: The Old Man Who Read Love Stories (2001)
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Cast
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| Richard Dreyfuss | ... |
Antonio Bolivar
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Luis Agalla (Mayor)
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| Hugo Weaving | ... |
Rubicondo (Dentist)
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Cathy Tyson | ... |
Josefina
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Victor Bottenbley | ... |
Nushino
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Fede Celada | ... |
Juan
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Luis Hostalot | ... |
Manuel
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Guillermo Toledo | ... |
Onecen
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Nor-eddin Abboud | ... |
The Priest
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Lionel Barsacq | ... |
Gold Prospector
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Patrick Crepat | ... |
Gold Prospector
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| Josse De Pauw | ... |
The Man Who Bets
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Alain Dery | ... |
Gold Prospector
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| Behi Djanati Atai | ... |
Dolores
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Alberto Dominguez | ... |
Salinas
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Storyline
A man is forced to confront a dangerous female jaguar and his own past through the sacrificial killing of the beast he has grown to love.
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In the jungle, the one who survives is the one that movesParents Guide:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
7 March 2001 (France) See more »Also Known As:
Den gamle mand der læste kærlighedshistorier See more »Box Office
Budget:
$9,500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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2.35 : 1
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In the early stages of development, the director asked for final cut thinking that he would not get it, but he did. See more »Quotes
Antonio Bolivar: It was a kiss of impassioned intensity, a kiss to remember their lives by.See more »
This film won the Adelaide International Film Festival's Audience Choice Award, and for good reason.
This is beautiful story-telling; it's subtle, beautifully paced and visually magnificent. And if whoever wrote comment number one couldn't find subtext then he must have been watching a different film.
I'm hoping against hope for an Australian release in the near future.