Daniel and Ana
(2009)
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Daniel and Ana
(2009)
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Dario Yazbek Bernal | ... |
Daniel Torres
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Marimar Vega | ... |
Ana Torres
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José María Torre | ... |
Rafa
(as Josemaría Torre-Hütt)
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Franco Abisua | ... |
Agrupación Cariño
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Cecilia Franco Abruch | ... |
Amiga Boda
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José de Jesús Aguilar | ... |
Sacerdote
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| Gary Alazraki | ... |
Amigo Borracho
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Mark Alazraki | ... |
Amigo Fiesta
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Elías Alfille | ... |
Borracho 1
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Irma Berlanga | ... |
Recepcionista
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José Luis Caballaro | ... |
Amigo Boda
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Jéssica Castelán | ... |
Mariana
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Gabriel de Cervantes | ... |
Secuestrador 3
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Cecilia Levy Franco | ... |
Amiga Boda
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Sara Levy Franco | ... |
Niña Boda
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Daniel and Ana, brother and sister, best friends. Both are at pivotal, defining moments in their contented lives. Ana is about to be married, Daniel is a gregarious teenager discovering his personal and sexual identity. Yet their harmony is instantly shattered when they are kidnapped and something shocking happens which forces them to confront their desires and fears. Suddenly their old lives are a distant memory. Now, nothing they have known will ever be the same again. Written by The Film Catalogue
The title characters are teen-aged brother and sister who are kidnapped and forced to perform such unspeakable acts that their relationship is shattered forever. It's interesting to see how each reacts to the tragedy. The slow pacing is frustrating, given that dialog is sparse and there are endless scenes of characters doing nothing but staring into space. As Daniel, Bernal gives a one-note performance. He barely speaks five lines throughout the movie, making it hard to understand what he's going through or to sympathize with him. Vega fares better as his sister, an outgoing young woman whose spirit is severely deflated by the attack.