The Hidden Face
(2011)
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The Hidden Face
(2011)
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Quim Gutiérrez | ... |
Adrián
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| Martina García | ... |
Fabiana
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María Soledad Rodríguez | ... |
Mesera
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Jose Luis Garcia | ... |
Novio Pelea
(as José Luis García)
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| Marcela Mar | ... |
Veronica
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Humberto Dorado | ... |
Tito
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Julio Pachón | ... |
Buitrago
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Juan Alfonso Baptista | ... |
Ramírez
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Marcela Benjumea | ... |
Forense
(as Marcela Bejumea)
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| Clara Lago | ... |
Belén
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| Alexandra Stewart | ... |
Emma
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Mozad | ... |
Perro 'Hans'
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A Spanish orchestra conductor deals with the mysterious disappearance of his girlfriend.
This is a really good thriller with enough twists and turns in the second half to satisfy any fan of The Twilight Zone television series or Alfred Hitchcock Presents shows from the 1960s. It opens with Belen leaving a video goodbye message to her live in boyfriend, Adrian, a successful orchestra conductor with a flirtatious nature. He quickly gets over Belen and a new girl, Fabiana moves in to his house and he is a happy camper again. The policia question Adrian, as he is suspect number one in Belen's sudden disappearance. A flashback explains what happened to Belen, but it would require a spoiler alert to reveal it here, so I won't. I'll just say that the writers have done a wonderful job in keeping you guessing what will happen next. The last twenty minutes kept me at the edge of my seat as I was never quite sure how it would all end. The acting is very good and at a little over an hour and a half, there are no wasted moments. I highly recommend The Hidden Face.