What the Eye Doesn't See (2003)
"Ojos que no ven" (original title)

Through out six different and yet parallel stories that take place during the corrupted goverment during the 90s in Peru, Lombardi tells the moral decomposition that ran through all classes and generations of the peruvian society.

Director:

Francisco J. Lombardi

Writers:

Giovanna Pollarolo, Milagros Tuccio

Stars:

Gianfranco Brero, Gustavo Bueno, Patricia Pereyra

2 wins & 2 nominations.

Cast

Credited cast:
Gianfranco Brero	...	Coronel Hector Revoredo
Gustavo Bueno	...	Federico Peñaflor
Patricia Pereyra	...	Elena
Paul Vega	...	Gonzalo
Melania Urbina	...	Mercedes
Carlos Alcántara	...	Martín Chauca
Carlos Gassols	...	Don Lucho
Jorge Rodríguez Paz	...	Don Victor
Jackelyne Vásquez	...	Eva
Tatiana Astengo	...	Angelica
Sandro Calderón	...	Rodolfo
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
David Almandoz	...	Dr. Joven
Jesús Aranda	...	Juez Fonseca
Denisse Arreguí	...	Reportera
Ernesto Cabrejos	...	Médico Jefe

Storyline

The film ties six stories during the days when the "vladivideos" (tapes where Vladimiro Montesinos, the Peruvian's president councellor, is recorded while he was buying opposite politics) have appeared causing the fall of Fujimori's government in Peru.

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Plot Keywords:

peru | politics | government | corruption | multiple storyline | 

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Genres:

Crime | Thriller | Drama

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Certificate:

PG-13

Details

Country:

Peru

Language:

Spanish

Release Date:

13 February 2003 (Peru)

Also Known As:

What the Eye Doesn't See

Filming Locations:

Lima, Peru

Company Credits

Production Co:

Aldea Films, I.J.V. Comunicacion, Incacine S.A.C.

Technical Specs

Runtime:

95 min 149 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Rodolfo: It's just a step from hate to love.

User Reviews

You will want to see it again

Good plot, excellent performances and very good direction. It's an intelligent and touching film. The moral ambivalence of the characters makes them very rich and the background of the Fujimori-Montesinos scandal adds interest to the main storyline(s). One of the best movies I've recently seen