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Bolívar soy yo! (2002)Santiago Miranda¸ an actor representing Bolivar in a television series¸ leaves furious recording because it disagrees with the scripts they oblige die Bolívar¸ against the wall. Between the... See full summary » Director:Jorge Alí Triana |
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Cast
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Santiago Miranda /
Simón Bolívar
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Amparo Grisales | ... |
Alejandra Barberini /
Manuela Sáenz
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Jairo Camargo | ... |
President of Colombia
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Fanny Mikey | ... |
TV Producer
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Gustavo Angarita | ... |
Psychiatrist
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María Eugenia Dávila | ... |
Mother of Simón Bolívar
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Carlos Barbosa | ... |
Minister of Defense
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Alejandra Borrero | ... |
Vice President
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Santiago Bejarano | ... |
TV Director
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Ana Soler | ... |
Makeup Artist
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Álvaro Rodríguez | ... |
Parmenio, E.P.R. Commander
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Vicky Rueda | ... |
Kelly
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Diego Vélez | ... |
Guard
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Victoria Valencia | ... |
Tania, E.P.R. Guerrillera
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Margarita Ortega | ... |
TV Presenter
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Santiago Miranda¸ an actor representing Bolivar in a television series¸ leaves furious recording because it disagrees with the scripts they oblige die Bolívar¸ against the wall. Between the lucidity and the madness¸ Miranda really acts as a Bolívar prepared to perform any act that allows to conclude the unifying of the Liberator task and as an actor which seeks to rewrite reality to make it look to the dreams of Simón Bolívar. Written by Diego Alvarez
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Rated R for some sexuality and brief language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Language:
SpanishRelease Date:
7 June 2002 (Colombia) See more »Also Known As:
Bolivar Is Me See more »Company Credits
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This movie was certainly entertaining as the audience gets to watch a crazy man act absurdly pretending to be someone else. The soap-opera-type of drama and acting adds another layer of things that make the viewer smile. The main character Santiago takes on a Don Quijote-like persona, living his life as though he were actually Simón Bolívar. The irrationality of it all makes it hard to take the film seriously. Perhaps there is some sort of message or theme to the movie, but the ridiculousness of everything is too distracting to allow any long lasting impressions to stick with the audience. The light, nonchalant nature of this movie makes it accessible to any sort of audience.