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25 March 2004 (Argentina) morePlot:
In Buenos Aires, the twenty and something year old Jewish-Argentinean Ariel Makaroff has left the University... more | add synopsisAwards:
10 wins & 10 nominations moreNewsDesk:
German Film Is Surprise Winner at Berlinale(From Studio Briefing - Film News. 16 February 2004)
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Wonderfully Argentinean moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Daniel Hendler | ... | Ariel Makaroff | |
| Adriana Aizemberg | ... | Sonia Makaroff | |
| Jorge D'Elía | ... | Elías Makaroff | |
| Sergio Boris | ... | Joseph Makaroff | |
| Rosita Londner | ... | Abuela de Ariel | |
| Diego Korol | ... | Mitelman | |
| Silvina Bosco | ... | Rita | |
| Isaac Fajm | ... | Osvaldo | |
| Melina Petriella | ... | Estela | |
| Atilio Pozzobon | ... | Saligani Papá | |
| Mónica Cabrera | ... | Saligani Mamá | |
| Franco Tirri | ... | Saligani Hijo | |
| Luciana Dulizky | ... | Saligani Hija | |
| Eloy Burman | ... | Saligani Bebé | |
| Juan José Flores Quispe | ... | Ramón |
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Also Known As:
Lost Embrace (International: English title) (USA)El abrazo partido (Spain)
El abrazo partido: L'abbraccio perduto (Italy)
Le fils d'Elias (France)
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Argentina:99 min | USA:100 minColor:
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USA:Not Rated | Canada:PG | UK:15 | Belgium:KT | Australia:M | Argentina:Atp | Brazil:14 | France:U | Italy:T | Poland:15 | Spain:T | Switzerland:10 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:10 (canton of Vaud) | Netherlands:AL | Chile:14Filming Locations:
Buenos Aires, Federal District, ArgentinaFun Stuff
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It is Argentina's official choice for the 2004 Oscar Awards, Foreign Language film category. moreGoofs:
Factual errors: There is no Lithuanian language in the film. The girl from Lithuania named Vilna (Lithuania's capital name is Vilnius) is speaking Russian, not Lithuanian. The words Vilna says when she first meets Ariel are "Tvoi drug Ariel. Chto s nim sluchilos?", what means "Your friend Ariel. What's wrong with him?" moreSoundtrack:
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"Abrazo partido" is a very subtle, true to life story about the middle classes in Buenos Aires after the economic crisis 2001. Those that have been to Argentina will undoubtedly recognize some of the beautifully stereotyped protagonists: the melancholic youngster, the budding bric-a-brac entrepreneur, the disillusioned pensioners recalling Argentina's glory days, the disrespected immigrant labourer. These characters make this idiosyncratic country, and indeed this movie, so likeable. Even the people's underlying optimism and the love for their country, which -in the light of Argentina's demise- may surprise visitors, shines through. I highly recommend the movie 9/10.