Alex, a filmmaker, tries to finish his latest script in a quiet village. There he encounters and befriends Monica, that is visiting his neighbor there.
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Title: Fiction (2006)
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| Eduard Fernández | ... | Àlex | |
| Javier Cámara | ... | Santi | |
| Montse Germán | ... | Mònica | |
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Carme Pla | ... | Judith |
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Àgata Roca | ... | Sílvia |
| Greta Fernández | ... | Andrea | |
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Sol Caramilloni | ... | Violeta |
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Pau Rangel | ... | Pau |
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Alex, a filmmaker, tries to finish his latest script in a quiet village. There he encounters and befriends Monica, that is visiting his neighbor there.
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film writer | film director | catalonia | one word title | pyrenees mountains |Genres:
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Javier Cámara rejected the role of Nigel in The Devil Wears Prada (2006) to do this film because he felt deeply identified with his character. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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10 November 2006 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
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Let's see: this must be one of the most boring and pretentious films I've ever seen in my whole entire life. I watched in a preview, beside the director, the actors, and the audience could not avoid three or four strokes of laughter during this interminable bullshit about life, solitude, and sadness. I find so hard to justify a story titled "Fiction" that tries to reproduce reality's own pace and rhythm with such tedious and melancholy... During the show, a "real" accident happened: a lamp fell above the head of a guy who was seated at my left, and this moment was a great paradox, cause that event -so stupid you couldn't believe in a movie, in a "fiction", if you tried-, was by far much more interesting -the man was shocked, his head full of small pieces of glass, it was amazing!-, than the "reality" that was happening on the screen...
The idea was not so bad: to show those moments of life that are never shown in movies. But it simply doesn't work: nothing is ever happening. Nothing. The idea was not bad, but... Good try, If you care... But you won't care.
Stay away from it, it's not a film, but an experiment, and it will explode in your face!