Nos vemos papa (2011)
"Nos vemos, papá" (original title)

Pilar loses the one thing in life that mattered to her and, from that moment on time stops. The present begins blending with the past, and the heroine withdraws into a world of her own. An ... See full summary »

Director:

Lucia Carreras

Writer:

Lucia Carreras (screenplay)

Stars:

Cecilia Suárez, Arturo Barba, Verónica Langer

2 nominations.

Cast

Credited cast:
Cecilia Suárez	...	Pilar
Arturo Barba	...	José
Verónica Langer	...	Tía Úrsula
Gabriela de la Garza	...	Gabriela
Moises Arizmendi	...	Marco
Iliana Fox	...	Madre de Pilar
Joanna Moriel	...	Compañera
Gala Montes	...	Pilar 10 años
Marcelo D'Andrea	...	Juan Guillén
Markin Carreras	...	Juan
Elisa de Llaca	...	Mimi
Santiago Hernandez	...	José 14 años
Lucía Navarro	...	Tendera

Storyline

Pilar loses the one thing in life that mattered to her and, from that moment on time stops. The present begins blending with the past, and the heroine withdraws into a world of her own. An intimate drama about the extreme emotions connected to the loss of someone on whom our lives depend.

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Plot Keywords:

father daughter relationship | death

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook Official site

Country:

Mexico

Language:

Spanish

Release Date:

18 January 2013 (Mexico)

Also Known As:

Nos vemos papa

Company Credits

Production Co:

Machete Producciones, Balero Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

89 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

A dark story of the loss of a father.

I saw this in a film festival, and i was fortunate to be in a Q&A chat with Lucia Carreras, the director of the film.

This is a dark film with a sad story about Pilar, a woman whose father just died and has to deal with the depression caused by it. The loss of her father is a deep wound for her, and throgh her memories we get to discover and understand the relationship between the two. Her brother, José is trying to help her feel better and is concerned about the way she is acting.

The things i liked the most about the film were: the photography, which is superbly done by Germán Lammers; the acting of Cecilia Suarez (Pilar) and how she manages to convey so much emotion with little dialog; and the music, which along with the color tones in each scene, builds the mood perfectly.

Just a couple of times i felt like the movie was dragging a little too long, but that didn't prevent me from enjoying it and getting involved with the story.

Is a great first full-lenght film by Lucia Carrera and i'm eager to see what will she do next.