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Lost Embrace ()

El abrazo partido (original title)
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In Buenos Aires, the twenty and something year old Jewish-Argentinean Ariel Makaroff has left the University of Architecture and spends his time wandering through the downtown gallery where his mother has a lingerie shop and his brother... See more »

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Ariel Makaroff
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Sonia Makaroff
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Elías Makaroff
Sergio Boris ...
Joseph Makaroff
Rosita Londner ...
Abuela de Ariel
Diego Korol ...
Mitelman
Silvina Bosco ...
Rita
Isaac Fajm ...
Osvaldo
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Estela
Atilio Pozzobón ...
Saligani Papá
Mónica Cabrera ...
Saligani Mamá
Franco Tirri ...
Saligani Hijo
Luciana Dulitzky ...
Saligani Hija (as Luciana Dulizky)
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Saligani Bebé
Juan José Flores Quispe ...
Ramón
Francisco Pinto ...
Gerardo
Eduardo Wigutow ...
Moshe Levin
Arnoldo Schmidt ...
Hermano Moshe Levin
Catalina Cho ...
Ho Kim
Pablo Kim ...
Kim
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Mozo del Bar
Fanny Lavintman ...
Secretaria Mitelman
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Rabino Benderson
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Marcos "El colorado"
Daniel Kargieman ...
Alfadi
Adrián Fondari ...
Changarín Manukian
Gerardo del Águila ...
Peruano
Wolfram Hecht ...
Cónsul polaco
Ewa Wylazlowska ...
Secretaria del cónsul
Luz M. Gonzalez Paredes ...
Adelaida
Jorge Boigen ...
Tio Jorge

Directed by

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Daniel Burman

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Marcelo Birmajer ... ()
 
Daniel Burman ... ()

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Patricia Apter ... line producer
Luis Bernardez ... line producer
Diego Dubcovsky ... executive producer
José María Morales ... producer
Amedeo Pagani ... co-producer
Sebastián Ponce ... supervising producer
Marc Sillam ... co-producer

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César Lerner

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Ramiro Civita

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Alejandro Brodersohn

Editorial Department

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Patrick Delamotte ... colorist
Karine Grebet ... negative cutter
Luisina Rampoldi ... assistant editor

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María Eugenia Sueiro

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Roberta Pesci
Natalia Zubeldía

Makeup Department

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Óscar Mulet ... makeup artist
Cristóbal Renteria ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Patricia Apter ... production manager
Ariel Epstein ... location production manager
Federico Noejovich ... location production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Genoveva Ayala ... assistant director
Magdalena Cernadas ... second assistant director
Natalia Urruty ... assistant director

Art Department

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Daniel Fidanza ... illustrator
Sebastián Goñi ... assistant to the art director
Natalia Grosso ... assistant to the art director

Sound Department

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Federico Billordo ... boom operator
Martín Grignaschi ... sound designer
Fernando Ribero ... sound editor
Nerina Valido ... sound editor
Nélida Valido ... sound editor: second unit (as Nerida Valido)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Soledad Abbot ... second assistant camera: second unit
Ricardo Barrios ... electrician
Fernando Blanc ... second assistant camera
Oscar Ciocia ... assistant camera
Daniel Ciurleo ... gaffer
Ramiro Civita ... camera operator
Fernando González ... electrician
Pablo Gómez ... assistant camera
Cobi Migliora ... camera operator: second unit
Agustín Roca ... electrician
Pedro Valdéz ... camera operator: second unit

Music Department

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César Lerner ... music arranger

Script and Continuity Department

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Pablo Ramos ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Silvina Cejas ... accountant: second unit
Richard Lormand ... press international
Marcelo Martinez ... production assistant
Paola Scagnet ... production assistant
Gabriela Wielinsky ... choreographer

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Plot Summary

In Buenos Aires, the twenty and something year old Jewish-Argentinean Ariel Makaroff has left the University of Architecture and spends his time wandering through the downtown gallery where his mother has a lingerie shop and his brother runs an importation business, trying to get his Polish passport and move to Europe. Ariel has never understood why his father left him when he was a baby to fight in the Yom Kippur War in 1973. When his father returns to Buenos Aires, Ariel discovers the reason why his father left his family. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Also Known As
  • Le fils d'Elias (France)
  • El abrazo partido: L'abbraccio perduto (Italy)
  • Lost Embrace (World-wide, English title)
  • Lost Embrace (United States)
  • Izgubljena nežnost (Serbia)
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Runtime
  • 99 min
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Opening Weekend Argentina ARS78,259, 30 Mar 2004

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Trivia Official submission of Argentina for the 'Best Foreign Language Film' category of the 77th Academy Awards in 2005. See more »
Goofs There is no Lithuanian language in the film. The girl from Lithuania named Vilna (Lithuania's capital name is Vilnius) is speaking Russian, not Lithuanian. The words Vilna says when she first meets Ariel are "Tvoi drug Ariel. Chto s nim sluchilos?", what means "Your friend Ariel. What's wrong with him?" See more »
Movie Connections Features Sunflower (1970). See more »
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