The Appeared
(2007)
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The Appeared
(2007)
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Ruth Díaz | ... |
Malena
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Javier Pereira | ... |
Pablo
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Pablo Cedrón | ... |
Gabriel De Luca
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Leonora Balcarce | ... |
Amalia Leonardi
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Héctor Bidonde | ... |
Daniel Lerhmann
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| Paco Cabezas | ... |
Tv Chainsaw Psycho Killer
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Dámaso Conde | ... |
Jimmy 'Pinche' McLaine
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Luciano Cáceres | ... |
Manuel Leonardi
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Daniel Galanz | ... |
Cirujano joven
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Silvia Geijo | ... |
Camarera
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Carolina Hernández | ... |
Enfermera Centro Médico
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Darío Levy | ... |
Policía Principal
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Federico Marrale | ... |
Policía Joven
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Elisa Martín | ... |
Chica bosque
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Sergio Podelei | ... |
Hombre Depósito
(as Sergio Podeley)
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One night Malena and Pablo, a sister and brother traveling together in Argentina, discover a diary that details crimes committed twenty years ago. That same night, the past and present intertwine; before the siblings' helpless eyes, a family is persecuted, tortured, and murdered step-by-step in the manner described in the diary. The siblings' trip becomes a nightmare, in which they don't know if the people whom they're trying to save are real... or manifestations of something that occurred twenty years ago. Following the trail of 'the disappeared', they discover that, beyond the fiction, the true horror is hidden in the reality: 30 000 people were kidnapped, tortured, and murdered under Argentina's military dictatorship. The people forget, but the pain, as a physical presence, lives on. Written by The Gomorrahizer <gomorrahizer@gomorrahy.com>
If you want something different than the usual horror genre, this is the movie for you. I would personally describe it as horror with a supernatural twist/thriller within a mystery. Long description, but that's what it is. I wanted to see it first and foremost because it was filmed in Madrid, Spain (having lived there, some things were recognizable), and I am a fan of supernatural horror flicks. The plot of this movie was NOT predictable whatsoever, which is good. I hate movies you can figure out in the first five minutes of watching them. I was so engaged in the film that I did not move from seat for fear of missing one little detail. There are some parts that made me gasp even, and what you find out in the end is really disturbing,intriguing, and extremely unexpected. Oh, and just a further note, the Spanish they speak in the movie is a castilian dialect, but that's why they have English subtitles.