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Cámara oscura (2003)Journalist Sara joins timid Victor and pregnant wife Thais, instructors Ivan and Edgar, and local kid Drui in Senegal for some underwater exploration... See full synopsis » Director:Pau Freixas |
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Title: Cámara oscura (2003)
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Sara
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| Adrià Collado | ... |
Víctor
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Andrés Gertrúdix | ... |
Edgar
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Diana Lázaro | ... |
Thais
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| Lluís Homar | ... |
Captain
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Juan Fernández | ... |
Salomón
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Lluís Soler | ... |
Mauro
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Héctor Claramunt | ... |
Lince
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Josep Maria Domènech | ... |
Antón
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Mustafá Jawara | ... |
Drui
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Xavier Serrat | ... |
Santiago
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| Michael McConnohie | ... |
Captain
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Journalist Sara joins timid Victor and pregnant wife Thais, instructors Ivan and Edgar, and local kid Drui in Senegal for some underwater exploration... See full synopsis »
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female frontal nudity | pregnant woman shot | drowning | male frontal nudity | pregnant woman murdered |Genres:
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Language:
SpanishRelease Date:
27 August 2004 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
Deadly Cargo See more »Filming Locations:
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I was lucky enough to catch this film at its premiere midnight showing in Sitges, Spain. I don't speak fluent Spanish, but I was still able to keep up with the story and characters-- without subtitles. The film opens with a great visual image of a woman in distress, and while the story involving how she got into that situation doesn't quite live up to the initial shock, there are enough twists and turns to keep up interest. I thought the acting was fairly good across the board, especially with the crew of the ship. The directing could have handled a little help, but shaky camera setups are hip and I'll leave that alone. Basically it boils down to: I liked it, I recommend it.