The chemistry between the two central characters was what kept our attention. They are both funny and I found out later that most of the dialogue was improvised so it really was watching two people just having conversations. They just had to keep the fictitious backdrop of how they met and who they were supposed to be. Some funny moments like her trying to him how to say Colombia properly really kept the story afloat. The father at the end with his very poignant comments and you realize all that was intended the whole time. Cute story and I wish Camila Jurado would do more English speaking movies.
Review of Coffee with Ana
Coffee with Ana
(2017)
Quite good for an almost documentary that was actually fiction
5 November 2019