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Sueño (2005) 5.1
A Mexican immigrant new to Los Angeles enters into a love triangle with two very different women. Director:Renée ChabriaWriter:Renée Chabria |
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| John Leguizamo | ... |
Antonio
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| Ana Claudia Talancón | ... |
Nina
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| Elizabeth Peña | ... |
Mirabela
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| Nestor Serrano | ... |
El Zorro
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| José María Yazpik | ... |
Pancho
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| Jsu Garcia | ... |
Rafael
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Rafael Simón | ... |
Adón
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| Rick Simon | ... |
Jorge
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| Alejandro Patino | ... |
Uncle Alfonso
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Omar Ruvalcaba-Rosas | ... |
Juan
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Mario Arias Jr. | ... |
Miguel
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| Erica Munoz | ... |
Ana
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Winston J. Rocha | ... |
Papa
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Tobin Esperance | ... |
Enrique
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Alan Marco | ... |
Victor
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A Mexican immigrant new to Los Angeles enters into a love triangle with two very different women.
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30 September 2005 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I just saw the film. I rented it on Netflix. John Leguizamo has never looked better. Or younger. He's always amazing, no matter what he does, whether it's his own stand-up comedy or Shakespeare. It was nice to see him branch out even further into the realm of music playing a Mexican musician who moves to LA to fulfill his dream. Overall, I thought the film was an excellent first effort by writer/director Renee Chabria. She did the Latin music industry a great service by exposing all those wonderful musicians. The film is ultimately about music and one's devotion to that gift, so I appreciated the impressive diversity of the musicians featured (Zoe, Ely Guerra, Jumbo, Jose Jose). Once you realize it's all about the music, you forgive that the convenient love-story falls short of compelling. Elizabeth Pena is refreshing as Mirabela, and I hope to see Ana Claudia Talancon in future roles. There should really be a soundtrack for this film.