Childish Games
(2012)
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Childish Games
(2012)
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| Juan Diego Botto | ... |
Daniel
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| Bárbara Lennie | ... |
Laura
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Mágica Pérez | ... |
Julia
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Marc Rodríguez | ... |
Mario
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Àgata Roca | ... |
Luisa
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| Nora Navas | ... |
Beatriz
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Cristina Azofra | ... |
Clara
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Adrián Bermúdez | ... |
Daniel niño
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Pedro Muiño | ... |
Mario niño
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| Monti Castiñeiras | ... |
Alfonso
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Dolors Tuneu | ... |
Chus
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Maria Pau Pigem | ... |
Doctora Moreno
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Carles Prats | ... |
Oriol
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Celia Rico | ... |
Canguro
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Txitxu Llamas | ... |
Sacerdote
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Dictado (aka Childish Games) tells the story of a childless couple, Daniel and Laura, both teachers... See full synopsis »
I liked Dictado! The story is very good (Sergi Belbel is one of the most talented writers/directors in Catalonia), the acting is too, specially Juan Diego Boto and the kid. I find it specially scary when the monster is a child, because they are capable of huge cruelty (in fiction?!) and pretend they are so innocent and harmless. I like how it dwells in the supernatural, and specially how it portrays the masculine fear to be robbed of their wife's love by a son/daughter. This is not a very common theme in cinema, maybe because it is not politically correct, but very realistic: father jealousy towards their own kids. How children are seen as strange intruders disrupting home harmony, transforming their mothers (wives) into obsessive, alienated monsters. The movie is well ploted, dialogs are crisp and realistic, and it got my attention from beginning to end. Good film.