El perfecto desconocido (2011)The mysterious arrival of a foreigner to a small village in a Mediterranean island, awake the sudden interest from a diverse group of residents, who will appear unexpectedly in the ... See full summary » Director:Toni BestardWriter:Arturo Ruiz |
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Mark O'Reilly
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Isabel
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Amancio
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Celia
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Biel
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Klaus
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Grace
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Xisco Segura | ... |
Vidal
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Tomeu
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Toni
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Francina
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Aina Segura | ... |
Vecina
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Carles Molinet | ... |
Médico militar
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Carme Feliu | ... |
Vecina
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Eva Martín | ... |
Sandra
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The mysterious arrival of a foreigner to a small village in a Mediterranean island, awake the sudden interest from a diverse group of residents, who will appear unexpectedly in the stranger's life, believing that he's going to reopen an old shop. In contrast, the real intentions of the stranger are hidden behind an old Polaroid photo, which has led him to that place in search of answers. Written by Anonymous
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23 March 2012 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
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An age-old premise for films, but in this case a delightful cast of disconnected folks young and old - trying to make sense of what they don't know, can't do, and must live with. I saw this at the Palm Springs Film Festival and found myself enchanted. Clearly the work of a master storyteller, Arturo Ruiz. Colm Meaney (Mark O'Reilly) pulls us in from the beginning, silently, and each character projects their own story of who they think he is and why he's there. With no way to verbally communicate we see, in the case of the two young people he befriends, his compassionate nature and sensitivity through actions and the innate intelligence he helps them discover in themselves. Powerful performance by Ana Wagener. In short - a study in the power and pitfalls of imagination. Loved every minute.