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13 March 2001 (Mexico)
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De muchas maneras una misma historia: la del corazón.
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9 nominations
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Cast
(in credits order) | Verónica Merchant | ... | Eva |
| Rafael Sánchez Navarro | ... | Horacio |
| Carmen Montejo | ... | Doña Fide |
| Odiseo Bichir | ... | Tulio |
| Cristina Michaus | ... | Diana |
 | Lorena Rojas | ... | Teresa |
| Francisco de la O | ... | Amado |
| Jorge Galván | ... | Sr. Cano |
| Norma Herrera | ... | Sra. Cano |
| Ana Martín | ... | Celina |
| Jairo Gómez | ... | Santiago |
| Salvador Garcini | ... | Josefat |
| Tony Marcin | ... | Ruth |
| Luis de Icaza | ... | Mateo |
| Alfredo Sevilla | ... | Ortega |
| Juan Carlos Colombo | ... | Compadre |
| Martha Navarro | ... | Doña Sol |
| Andrea Noli | ... | Mari Carmen |
| Pedro Sicard | ... | Billy |
 | Mar Castro | ... | Yolanda |
| Elisa Reverter | ... | Ofelia Cano |
| Leonadro Mackey | ... | Rodolfo |
| Leslie Montero | ... | Catalina |
| Pamela Gonzáles | ... | Inés |
| Ali Shai Gómez | ... | Amado Jr. |
| Carlos Sánchez | ... | Enrique |
| Alejandro Sánchez | ... | Sergio |
| Alina Montero | ... | Iris |
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| Rafael Montero | |||
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| Martha Papadimitriou | |||
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| Martha Camarillo | |||
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| Gabriela Pérez | |||
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| Antonio Urdapilleta | .... | unit production manager | |
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| Fernando Urdapilleta | .... | video assist | |
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| Vladimir Flores | .... | production coordinator | |
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"Corazones rotos" - Mexico (original title)
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This film takes place in a large apartment building in Mexico City. Many of the occupants are struggling financially, leading to them being behind in paying their dues and therefore leading to possible imminent eviction. A few are well off. One family *was* quite wealthy but has recently fallen on hard times, and the teenage children seem utterly incapable of understanding why they should suffer.
The large cast is easier to keep straight than I would have expected, but still there were times of confusion. The camera work was interesting in that the camera sometimes would do a slow roll (not a pan or a tilt), resulting in skewed angles.
When the film did not arrive at Cinequest (the San Jose, CA film festival), the first screening was canceled and the second was shown on video using the screener that the festival programmer had available, but luckily the film did arrive in time for an added screening on the last day of the festival (3/3/2002).