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Léa
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Eduard Fernández | ... |
Josep Maria
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Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu | ... |
Joëlle
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Ramon Fontserè | ... |
Pere
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Francesc Orella | ... |
Toni
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Amàlia Sancho | ... |
Virginia
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Aida Oset | ... |
Mar
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Artur Busquets | ... |
Pau
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Isabel Rocatti | ... |
Montse
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Maria Ribera | ... |
Laia
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Greta Fernández | ... |
Bet
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Cristina Gàmiz | ... |
Aurora
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Abel Zamora | ... |
Pere Jr.
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David Verdaguer | ... |
Jordi
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Mercè Compte | ... |
Maria
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I just read the previous review (the only one) and feel devastated, because mine will be the opposite to that one. Two worlds apart, two points of view totally different.
I rented this movie out of nostalgia for the Catalán language, since living in Argentina there's no way I could listen to this language at any place (I listen to Catalunya radio on the Internet, but an actual living person speaking Catalán..., forget it!).
After a couple of minutes watching this film I noticed something vaguely familiar with it... Of course! I had rented this film a while back and obviously for the same reason!!!
And remembering more clearly now, for the same reason I stopped watching it after 15 or 20 minutes.
It's unbearable. It's unwatchable. It's worse than hitting your own mother.
The script lacks whatsoever redeeming qualities it could have had, it's a total loss.
The dialogs are simplistic to the point of bordering on idiocy.
The protagonist must be the daughter of the producer, because I never saw an actress less charismatic than her in my whole life and I hope that after completing her part in this film she entered a convent (de clausura).
Even the robot in "The Day the Earth Stood Still" had more charm than this actress (and a better figure too). What else..., well, nothing actually. This film is hopeless.