Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Pietro Sibille | ... | Santiago Roman |
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Milagros Vidal | ... | Andrea |
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Marisela Puicón | ... | Elisa |
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Ricardo Mejía | ... | Papa |
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Lili Urbina | ... | Mama |
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Alheli Castillo | ... | Mari |
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Ivy La Noire | ... | Inés |
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Erick García | ... | Coco |
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Giselle Bedón | ... | Rita |
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Ana María Roca-Rey | ... | Jimena (as Ana Maria Roca Rey) |
Sandra Vergara | ... | Sandra | |
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Juan Durán | ... | Loco taxi |
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Mario Martínez | ... | Mario |
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Sandro Calderón | ... | Sandro Castro |
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Igor Moreno | ... | Igor Merino |
Santiago, a retired soldier who fought for his country, Peru, find it hard to adjust back to society while dealing with PTSD and family problems.
Lima, Peru. If you ever been there you will recognize the sad truth about that city: poverty and misery all over. For a movie coming from Peru, I think it was very good, but it cannot stand with international standards: most of the actors were pathetic:) Now, don't understand me wrong, the movie is nice, and I recommend it, BUT is still far away from the Italian neo-realism (It is indeed a neo-realist film..) and WAY far away from the Taxi Driver, that many people compare it with. The streets and the atmosphere from Lima was caught very good on the screen using some black and white images alternating with colored ones, but other than this, don't expect anything spectacular.
7/10 - one of the best Peruvian movies.