The Sea Inside
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(2004)
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The Sea Inside
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(2004)
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| Javier Bardem | ... | ||
| Belén Rueda | ... |
Julia
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| Lola Dueñas | ... | ||
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Mabel Rivera | ... |
Manuela
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Celso Bugallo | ... |
José
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Clara Segura | ... |
Gené
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Joan Dalmau | ... |
Joaquín
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Alberto Jiménez | ... |
Germán
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Tamar Novas | ... |
Javi
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Francesc Garrido | ... |
Marc
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Josep Maria Pou | ... |
Padre Francisco
(as José María Pou)
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Alberto Amarilla | ... | |
| Andrea Occhipinti | ... |
Santiago
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Federico Pérez Rey | ... |
Conductor
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Nicolás Fernández Luna | ... |
Cristian
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Life story of Spaniard Ramón Sampedro, who fought a 30-year campaign to win the right to end his life with dignity. Film explores Ramón's relationships with two women: Julia, a lawyer who supports his cause, and Rosa, a local woman who wants to convince him that life is worth living. Through the gift of his love, these two women are inspired to accomplish things they never previously thought possible. Despite his wish to die, Ramón taught everyone he encountered the meaning, value and preciousness of life. Though he could not move himself, he had an uncanny ability to move others. Written by Sujit R. Varma
This story about a man's 28 year struggle for a death that would liberate him from his already dead body becomes a masterpiece to be remembered,thanks to a team of artists in a state of grace. Directed, written,edited and scored by Alejandro Amenabar, it touches you from the very first images, and doesn't leave your eyes and your heart to rest until the last credits, thanks to Alejandro and a group of wonderful actors and actresses at their best. Bardem is an acting animal:One of those few comedians that can make a masterpiece from almost any character, the supporting actresses are great in their roles and the story is told with such a sensibility that one laughs and cries in the same minute, as we used to do with the great old masterpieces. The year's best film in all senses. 10 / 10