12 Hours
(2001)
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12 Hours
(2001)
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Patricia Alonso | ... |
Draga #3 - "spanish fly"
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Jaime Bello | ... |
Gustavo
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Marcos Betancourt | ... |
Roberto
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Joe Blues | ... |
Radio voice
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Fernanda Bracho | ... |
Draga #1 - "fernanda"
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Cielomar Cuevas | ... |
Cristina
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Rosabel del Valle | ... |
Kathy
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Michelle Deliz | ... |
Virginia
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Juan M. García | ... |
Policeman
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Asaltante
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Kidany Lugo | ... |
Jorge
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Flavia Manes Rossi | ... |
Jackeline Bom Bom
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Karla Marcano | ... |
Reina
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Louis Martinez | ... |
Cashier at mini-mart
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Charlie Massó | ... |
Abraham
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Drama unfolds in 12 short hours of nightlife in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Lives intersect and run parallel under the cover of fateful darkness in this debut feature from filmmaker Raul Marchand-Sanchez. Three divorced ladies - one serious, one wild, one repressed - go out on the town and meet trouble and fun while they bond over their varied sad experiences. A teenage daughter reluctantly sets out to lose her virginity at her peers' coaxing. A handsome gigolo turns a $500 trick he'd rather forget and spends his night dodging fears with a friendly transvestite lounge singer who puts on a great show. A grandfatherly taxi driver works the overnight shift to supplement insurance that won't cover his beloved wife's Parkinson's medication, and winds up a hero in some regards. Capturing the mayhem is a frustrated entertainment reporter who gets her big break when she buys cigarettes at a convenience store and stops a robbery, while getting it all on tape. Written by Anonymous
Wow this movie really lowered the standard of what a bad movie is... every element of this "film" sucked. Crappy writing, bad acting, not even the pronunciation was good, bad sound, bad music, terrible editing and above all terrible directing... And to think that this movie cost $500,000.00 just really wants to make me vomit because Puerto Rico has real actors, real directors and real screenwriters who could have made three great movies with half a million... This film is just a shame and it is the worst movie I have ever seen. "Dude, where's my car?" actually looks like "The Godfather" when compared to this. The movie didn't even respect it's audience enough to at least have the sound in sync with the image. The stories do not make sense, the characters are not developed and the film (if it can be called a film) goes nowhere. It ends on the same note in which it began and in the end you just have to ask yourself, why? If you love bad movies then "12 horas" is for you, it was so bad that the razzies even overlooked it.