Negocios son negocios (2004)

A simple man, silly but good hearted, is mistaken as the new manager of a big and important Bank. Since that happens, his life begins to change. He is sorrounded by power, luxury, ... See full summary »

Director:

Jorge De Bernardi

Writer:

Federico Lariño

Stars:

Irvin Alberti, Nurin Sanlley, Karina Larrauri

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Irvin Alberti	...	Monchy Ventura
Nurin Sanlley	...	Altagracia Ventura
Karina Larrauri	...	Ruth Villaverde
Luis José Germán	...	Joaquín
Cuquín Victoria	...	Doctor Montes de Oca
Ivonne Beras Goico	...	Mirta Faloni
Franklin Dominguez	...	General Villaverde
Georgina Duluc	...	Mindy Reyes
Marina Cruz	...	Vecina 1
Margarita Lizardo	...	Vecina 2
Ana Rivas	...	Mari
Farah Alfonseca	...	Laura
Frank Perozo	...	El Recomendado
Juan Maria Almonte	...	Accionista
Jochy Santos	...	Ejecutivo

Storyline

A simple man, silly but good hearted, is mistaken as the new manager of a big and important Bank. Since that happens, his life begins to change. He is sorrounded by power, luxury, compliments, beautiful women... and troubles with the police

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Taglines:

In a lifetime, everybody get at least one big opportunity

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Genres:

Comedy | Romance

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Country:

Dominican Republic

Language:

Spanish

Release Date:

18 November 2004 (Dominican Republic)

Filming Locations:

La Romana, Dominican Republic

Box Office

Budget:

DOP 25,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

La Matriz

Technical Specs

Runtime:

94 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Javier Aybar:  the beard man chatting with Mindy Reyes by the water cooler scene at the Bank.

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Soundtracks

"Lo Que La Vida Te Da"
Written by Amaury Sánchez
Performed by Jandy Féliz
Courtesy of MCA Records

User Reviews

Romantic and Comedic

"Negocios son Negocios" is an urban contemporary movie. It pictures how everyday people are in a typical Dominican Republic family, their troubles to get a job, their hope for a better life and in despite of everything their constant happiness. It's a romantic comedy with class and good sense of humor. The cast is one of its most valuable asset, Irving Alberti, Cuquin Victoria, Nuryn Sanlley, Luis Jose German and Franklin Dominguez have the career and the wide experience needed to play the roles they've got. The photography is great, simple and warming, inviting the audience to be part of the story, and to see a beautiful country too. "Negocios son Negocios" is a simple and funny movie, and it gives the audience what they expect: laughs.