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Title: Intimate Stories (2002)
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| Javier Lombardo | ... | Roberto | |
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Antonio Benedicti | ... | Don Justo Benedictis |
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Javiera Bravo | ... | María Flores |
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Mariela Díaz | ... | Rosa (as Mariela Diaz) |
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Enrique Otranto | ... | Carlos |
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María Rosa Cianferoni | ... | Ana |
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María del Carmen Jiménez | ... | Panadera 1 |
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Julia Solomonoff | ... | Julia |
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Magín César García | ... | César García |
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Armando Grimaldi | ... | Mozo |
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Mario Splanguño | ... | Panadero |
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Rosa Valsecchi | ... | Panadera 2 |
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Aníbal Maldonado | ... | Fermín |
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Carlos Montero | ... | Losa |
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Laura Vagnoni | ... | Estela |
Near the provincial town of San Julian, three vibrant characters undertake seemingly mundane journeys that turn out to be subtly life changing. A lonely, fastidious traveling salesman quests for the perfect cream cake to win the widow of his dreams. A grizzly grandfather hitchhikes to town to find his forgotten lost dog and seek forgiveness. A poor young mother hopes to win the grand prize--a microprocessor--as a contestant on a TV game show. In the end, the three will get more or less what they set out for, but it will come to them in ways that they never expected. Written by Sujit R. Varma
Three people set off on different journeys through Patagonia to the distant town of San Julian. There's an old man with failing eyesight hitchhiking to find his lost dog Badface, an obsessive traveling salesman trying to win a young widow with a birthday cake for his son which he keeps changing to make more perfect, and a simple impoverished woman traveling to find out if she can bring home a prize from a television game show. The minutely observed characters, mostly non-professional actors, are endearing, honest and fascinating with their Argentinean reserve and kindness that bridge the vast Patagonian landscape. Probably the weirdest road movie since the Straight Story and with a feelgood factor that is genuine and unpretentious. It tells of the importance of small events in lives very removed from our own.